This is the Citroën Metropolis concept car, which shows off the French brand’s typical wackiness on a long limo body. To make its debut at the World Expo in Shanghai, the Metropolis was created by PSA’s Shanghai design studio as a “homage to China’s extraordinary development” and is meant to convey the country’s “avantgarde status, grandeur and vitality”.
The imposing 5.3 m long/2.0 m wide limo is a plug in hybrid powered by an electric motor and a 2.0-litre V6 petrol engine. Combined, 460 bhp and 430 Nm of torque is channeled to all wheels via a 7-speed dual-clutch gearbox.
This latest gallery after the jump is as dramatic as the car itself. For more about the Metropolis, see our previous post here.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments express admiration and excitement for the Citroën Metropolis, praising its futuristic, innovative design, and comparisons to movies, Batman, Iron Man, and the Batmobile. Many find it stylish, sexy, and a standout among luxury cars, with some noting its resemblance to Aston Martin and BMW concepts. Several comments mention its long, distinctive shape, and some humorously suggest it’s like a space or movie vehicle, with a few critiques on its styling inconsistencies or design identity. Enthusiasts also highlight its potential as a future high-performance hybrid or electric car. Overall, the tone is highly positive, with awe and appreciation for Citroën’s bold, eccentric approach and imagination.