Citroën is set to debut a hot-blooded concept in Geneva next month, and this one will feature the most horsepower ever seen in a Citroën series production car. It’s called the DS4 Racing concept, a barnstormer developed by Citroën Racing, the brand’s seven-time WRC winning motorsports division.
Its Citroën Racing-derived 1.6 litre turbo petrol engine offers 256 hp (essentially, 160 hp per litre), which should translate to pretty quick. In addition to plonking in the merry mill, the boys at Citroën Racing have modified the chassis and running gear – the chassis has been lowered by 35 mm, and the track widened by 55 mm at the front and 75 mm at the rear.
Meanwhile, the braking system boasts fixed four-piston callipers at the front together with special 380 mm diameter discs, and the DS4 Racing gets kitted out with 19-inch wheels and 235/40 series tyres. New carbon fibre components are also on, and these include an air diffuser, front splitter and wheel arch extensions.
The car will be finished in a textured-effect matte grey paint, which the company says catches the light to further enhance the lines of the car. Further exterior refinements include a two-tone roof, and the special DS4 Racing design wheels are also done in a two-tone finish.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments mostly praise the Citroën DS4 Racing concept's stunning looks, highlighting its design similarities to models like the Veloster and Neo, especially the rear. Many are impressed by the powerful 256hp 1.6L turbo engine, comparing it favorably to other sporty hatchbacks like the Golf GTI and Scirocco. Some express skepticism about its reliability, turbo lag, or the transition from concept to production, while a few mention potential pricing and personal preferences. Overall, the sentiment is excited and positive, with enthusiasts eager to see this car in reality, praising its performance potential and stylish design, though a few off-topic comments veer into unrelated comparisons or offhand remarks.