The C8 was Citroën's full-size MPV, launched in 2002 to replace the Evasion. It was built at the Sevel Nord plant in France as part of the Eurovans joint venture with Peugeot (807), Fiat (Ulysse) and Lancia (Phedra). It offered seven seats, twin sliding rear doors and a range of HDi diesel and petrol engines. Production ran until 2014 without a direct replacement.
Full-size seven-seat MPV co-developed with Fiat and Peugeot, with twin sliding doors.
24years
6trims
108–201hp range
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Why the C8 mattersTrims
6 trims · 2002–2014The sole C8 generation (2002-2014) featured electric sliding side doors, a flexible seven-seat cabin and HDi turbodiesel engines shared across the second-generation Eurovans.