CITROEN C-Crosser · photos, packages and modifications

On the basis of the new Outlander, the production of Citroen C-Cross had been done by Mitsubishi Motors that was designed for the French manufacturer Citroen as a compact crossover, which went on sale in the summer of 2007. The Peugeot badged-engineered version 4007 is equivalent to this model.

Before the announcement of the name, it was expected to be named as the C7 and later called as the C-Crosser. The name of the C-Crosser has been decided based on the four-wheel drive concept car, which was first displayed at the Frankfurt Motor Show, in 2001.

The first Japanese-produced cars that were sold under any French brand were C-Crosser and the 4007. This assembly of DAFs had been done in the factory that built in 1960, for Europe. Now it has been done in the Mitsubishi's Nedcar plant in Born, Netherlands since 2009. The assembly at the Mitsubishi Joint Venture factory in Kaluga and Russian PSA Peugeot Citroen has been done since 2011. The production of this model was stopped in 2012 by Citroen and the model C4 Aircross was succeeded. It was also not available in the Ireland and United Kingdom because of the Peugeot twin 4008.