Top-spec Citroen eC3 Shine launched at Rs 13.20 lakh

    New top-spec variant gets more kit; available with Vibe pack and dual-tone finishes.

    Published On Jan 24, 2024 07:31:00 PM

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    Citroen has finally added a new top-spec variant to its eC3 line-up. The eC3 is essentially an all-electric iteration of the C3 hatchback and is currently the most popular of all Citroen models sold in India. The new eC3 Shine variant is priced from Rs 13.20 lakh-13.50 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The eC3 faces stiff competition from the Tata Tiago EV, which is also positioned at a similar price point.

    1. New eC3 Shine gets more equipment inside
    2. Variant also features some exterior changes
    3. eC3 now more expensive than Tiago EV

    Citroen eC3 Shine: what’s new?

    The eC3 Shine gets additional features like electrically adjustable wing mirrors, a rear parking camera and 15-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels. It also gets front and rear faux skid plates and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. These features build up on the 10.2-inch infotainment screen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 4-speaker audio system and height-adjustable driver’s seat that is available on the eC3 Feel variant. Like the Feel trim, the Shine also is available with the Vibe Pack, and dual-tone exterior finishes.

    While these feature additions do make the eC3 more competitive, its direct rival, the top-spec Tiago EV, which is priced lower than the eC3 at Rs 12.04 lakh (ex-showroom, India), gets cruise control, rain sensing wipers, a power tailgate, a cooled glove box and an auto-dimming IRVM.

    Citroen eC3 electric: warranty details

    The French automaker is offering a 7 year/1,40,000km warranty on the battery pack, a 5 year/1,00,000km warranty on the electric motor and a 3 year/1,25,000km warranty on the electric hatchback itself. Citroen is offering a few extended warranty options on the car, electric motor and the battery.

    Also see:

    Citroen C3 Aircross automatic bookings open, deliveries to commence next month

    Stellantis to invest additional Rs 2,000 crore into Citroen India

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