Citroen CC21 Subcompact SUV To Make World Debut In September

Citroen has announced that the CC21 subcompact SUV will make its world debut on September 16. The SUV has been spotted testing in India on several occasions and come September, we'll get to see the car in the flesh. We'll get to know a lot more about the car but till then we have to rely on what we've seen in the spy shots. From what we know, the CC21 Compact SUV will be heavily influenced by the C3 Aircross in terms of design. Even in the spy shots we get to see the split headlamp setup with swept back design along with the side air dam. Even the dimensions look almost identical and the curved design language is inevitable.
Also Read: Upcoming Citroen SUV, Codenamed CC21, Spotted Testing In India Again

The Citroen CC21 will be underpinned by the highly-localised Common Modular Platform (CMP)
The Citroen CC21 will be underpinned by the highly-localised Common Modular Platform (CMP) that has been especially developed for emerging markets such as Brazil and India. The new subcompact SUV from Citroen India is a part of the company's C-Cubed programme, under which Citroen India plans to launch four new products in India by 2023.
Under the hood, the new Citroen CC21 SUV for India is expected to share its powertrains with the globally sold C3. So, the petrol version will come with the 1.2-litre three-cylinder turbocharged unit and the diesel will get the 1.5-litre, four-cylinder turbocharged oil burner.
Spy Photo Source: Drivespark
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