Mercedes - Citan N1 (2017)

In the landscape of compact professional vans, the Mercedes Citan N1 shines as a reliable workhorse. Launched first in 2016, the 2017 model line built on a refined chassis, offering a blend of efficiency, durability, and the prestige that comes with the Mercedes badge. Whether you’re a fleet manager, a small business owner, or a private buyer, knowing the Mercedes Citan N1 price can help you gauge its value against competing models. This overview tells you everything from key specifications and depreciation trends to realistic pricing expectations in today’s used‑car market.

• Engine: 1.5 L inline‑4 gasoline (approx. 92 hp), 1.3 L diesel option (approx. 70 hp) – both Euro 6 compliant.
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual; optional 7‑speed automatic (via a 7‑speed DSG) in some markets.
• Fuel Type: Gasoline or diesel; diesel variants prioritize lower CO₂ output.
• Power‑to‑Weight: 12 – 14 kW per ton (gasoline), 10 – 12 kW per ton (diesel).
• Payload: 750 – 850 kg (varies by configuration).
• Dimensions: Length 3,900 mm – 3,930 mm, Width 1,640 mm, Height 1,920 mm, Wheelbase 2,400 mm.
• Ground Clearance: 170 mm, giving a modest off‑road capability.
• Braking System: Front ventilated disc, rear drum; ABS standard.
• Suspension: MacPherson struts front, torsion beam rear.
• Interior: Ergonomic driver station with digital instrument cluster, optional infotainment, 4‑seat configuration, 2.8 m³ cargo space.
• Safety Features: Cornering ABS, electronic stability program (ESP), dual airbags.

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