Citroën Expands C3 Lineup with 'Feel' Trim – What's New & How Much It Costs
Citroen India has spiced up its C3 hatchback lineup with the introduction of a new mid-spec ‘Feel’ variant, priced at ₹6.48 lakh (ex-showroom). This move adds more value to the already budget-friendly hatch, bringing in essential features without changing its core mechanicals.
What’s New in the C3 Feel?
Positioned between the base Live and the higher Feel (O) trims, the new Feel variant adds a bunch of practical and comfort-oriented features. Highlights include:
For those opting for the Feel (O) trim, you get a few extra touches like turn indicators on the ORVMs and adjustable headrests for the front seats.
Smarter and Greener
All Citroen C3 variants now support E20 fuel — capable of running on petrol blended with up to 20% ethanol. This update comes with a larger 45-litre fuel tank, a notable jump from the previous 30-litre capacity, offering more range between fuel stops.
Under the Hood
No changes here — the C3 continues with two petrol engine options:
A Fresh Splash of Style
Citroen has also introduced a sleek black paint option for the top-spec Shine variant, adding more flair to the lineup. Prices for the C3 range now start at ₹6.23 lakh and go up to ₹10.19 lakh for the newly launched Dark Edition. The newly launched Feel variant is tagged at ₹7.52 lakh for those looking for a richer feature set.
With this mid-tier update, Citroen is clearly aiming to make the C3 more appealing in the ultra-competitive hatchback market — offering more comfort, better fuel readiness, and just the right features at a sensible price.
What’s New in the C3 Feel?
Positioned between the base Live and the higher Feel (O) trims, the new Feel variant adds a bunch of practical and comfort-oriented features. Highlights include:
- Remote keyless entry
- Electrically adjustable ORVMs
- Rear power windows
- Dual front airbags
- LED daytime running lights (DRLs)
- Roof rails
- Passenger sun visor with vanity mirror
- Spare wheel
For those opting for the Feel (O) trim, you get a few extra touches like turn indicators on the ORVMs and adjustable headrests for the front seats.
Smarter and Greener
All Citroen C3 variants now support E20 fuel — capable of running on petrol blended with up to 20% ethanol. This update comes with a larger 45-litre fuel tank, a notable jump from the previous 30-litre capacity, offering more range between fuel stops.
Under the Hood
No changes here — the C3 continues with two petrol engine options:
- A 1.2-litre naturally aspirated engine (81 bhp, 115 Nm) paired with a 5-speed manual
- A more powerful 1.2-litre turbocharged unit (108 bhp, 190 Nm), offered with either a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed automatic
A Fresh Splash of Style
Citroen has also introduced a sleek black paint option for the top-spec Shine variant, adding more flair to the lineup. Prices for the C3 range now start at ₹6.23 lakh and go up to ₹10.19 lakh for the newly launched Dark Edition. The newly launched Feel variant is tagged at ₹7.52 lakh for those looking for a richer feature set.
With this mid-tier update, Citroen is clearly aiming to make the C3 more appealing in the ultra-competitive hatchback market — offering more comfort, better fuel readiness, and just the right features at a sensible price.
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