Citroën DS3 Red editions

Citroën has launched the DS3 Red special editions. Based on either the DStyle or DSport trim grades, the new models combine some useful equipment upgrades with various visual changes.

Available in a choice of Polar White or Perla Nera Black paintwork with matching alloy wheels, all versions come with a red finish for the roof, door mirror caps and front grille surround. The theme continues on the inside, where the dashboard and door handle surrounds are also red.

Citroën DS3 Red (2013) Front Side 1

The standard specification of the DStyle Red is enhanced by the ‘Connect Signature’ pack, which consists of a superior audio system, Bluetooth and USB connectivity. The DSport Red meanwhile gets the convenience-focussed ‘City Signature’ pack, which includes rear parking sensors, automatic lights and wipers, an electrochrome interior rear-view mirror, a front central armrest and power-folding and heated door mirrors.

Citroën DS3 Red (2013) InteriorCitroën DS3 Red (2013) Front Side 2

On the road prices in the UK start from £15,655, but opting for the Perla Nera Black paint will add an extra £480 to the cost:
  • Citroën DS3 DStyle Red VTi 120 (petrol) - £15,655
  • Citroën DS3 DStyle Red e-HDi 90 Airdream (diesel) - £15,855
  • Citroën DS3 DSport Red THP 155 (petrol) - £17,780
  • Citroën DS3 DSport Red e-HDi 115 Airdream (diesel) - £18,060
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