Citroën India has announced that the brand has reported strong sales momentum in the final quarter of 2025, with volumes running at nearly three times Q3 levels so far. The company attributed the sharp uptick, thanks to its Citroën 2.0 strategy which focuses on targeted product updates across its portfolio based on customer feedback and competitive benchmarking.
As part of Citroen 2.0, the brand introduced a refreshed model line-up that includes models like the C3X, Basalt X and the Aircross X, helped drive product momentum and improve showroom footfalls. These models are also equipped with Citroën’s in-car assistant technology, strengthening the brand’s focus on feature-led differentiation.
Citroen vehicle exports
Made-in-India Citroen vehicle exports rose 18.8% in 2025, driven largely by demand from Africa and ASEAN markets. The company said exports of the Basalt are scheduled to begin in 2026. Citroën currently exports the C3 and Aircross range to overseas markets.
Shailesh Hazela, CEO and Managing Director, Stellantis India, said the Citroën 2.0 strategy has created a “strong and sustainable growth path” for the brand in India, with visible improvement in both domestic sales momentum and export contribution.
Citroën expands partnership with banks
Unveiled in August 2025, the Citroën 2.0 roadmap is an India-focused, long-term strategy aimed at increasing localisation, expanding the sales and service network, and introducing more India-centric products. Apart from this, Citroën has also expanded partnerships with HDFC Bank, IndusInd General Insurance and Sundaram Finance to simplify financing and insurance offerings, and tied up with mobility providers to deploy electric vehicles in fleet operations.