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A 'funky-looking' two-seater concept car that premiered at the Bologna Motor Show last month, the Citroën C-AirPlay is a futuristic urban run-around with bold, dynamic looks as well as plenty of ultra-modern styling cues.
Masterminded by Citroën's award-winning British car designer, Mark Lloyd, the C-AirPlay features striking design touches. These include see-through 'portholes' in the lower sections of the doors, touch-sensitive controls for the gears, electric windows and rear-view mirror, a single-piece silicone front seat plus an eye-catching steering wheel with two spherical information displays.
Masterminded by Citroën's award-winning British car designer, Mark Lloyd, the C-AirPlay features striking design touches. These include see-through 'portholes' in the lower sections of the doors, touch-sensitive controls for the gears, electric windows and rear-view mirror, a single-piece silicone front seat plus an eye-catching steering wheel with two spherical information displays.
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The iridescent white bodywork contrasts neatly with the bright red cabin but the massive expanse of glass that creates the bright and airy interior that helps give rise to the C-AirPlay's name.
Shorter than the C2, the C-AirPlay is powered by a 110hp petrol engine while gear changes can be made via steering wheel-mounted paddles. Fittingly, for a futuristic interpretation of a supermini, this versatile concept car also features fuel-saving, emission-reducing Stop & Start technology.
Shorter than the C2, the C-AirPlay is powered by a 110hp petrol engine while gear changes can be made via steering wheel-mounted paddles. Fittingly, for a futuristic interpretation of a supermini, this versatile concept car also features fuel-saving, emission-reducing Stop & Start technology.