Citroen C5 Aircross and e-C5 Aircross review

Citroën pushes the boat out to make its new SUV a flagship, not just a big C3 Aircross. Has it succeeded? For a long time now, Citroën has wrestled with finding an identity for its larger models. Indeed, this second-generation C5 Aircross SUV, the French brand’s new flagship, is a very different proposition to the 2017 original.Bigger, more spacious and plusher inside, it has been frequently and extensively run through customer clinics along every step of its development to make sure this is what the market wants in 2025 of a big Citroën, rather than a scaled-up Citroën C3 Aircross – the reputation that its predecessor failed to shake even after a mid-life facelift attempted to reverse that.