Berlingo Mountain Vibe Concept revealed

Citroën says its Berlingo Mountain Vibe Concept previews a new Berlingo Multispace that's set to début at next month's Geneva Motor Show.

However, 'new' probably actually means 'facelifted' because, beneath the graphics and accessories, the concept looks pretty much identical to the current Berlingo. The most noticeable styling change seems to be a modified front bumper.

Citroën Berlingo Mountain Vibe Concept (2015) Front Side

The Mountain Vibe Concept is meant to appeal to alpine pursuit enthusiasts. It's front-wheel drive though, so to improve traction in slippery conditions the five-mode Grip Control system and a set of bespoke snow chains are fitted.

Inside, the five seats are upholstered in an embossed grey fabric, with contrast provided by pink stitching.

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