Versatility and Comfort

Citroën DS5 is first and foremost an exceptional vehicle whose intelligent design overcomes the usual compromises between driving pleasure and shared comfort: 4.53m long (25 cm shorter than the Citroën C5 saloon), 1.85m wide and 1.51m tall, this is a car of elegant, compact lines.

This compact design makes the car more nimble and responsive while cutting fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. But Citroën DS5 is also a true 5-door, 5-seater model with the accessibility and rear space of a saloon.

The compact exterior design in no way detracts from onboard functions. Quite the contrary. The generous boot has capacity of 468 litres VDA.

Looking beyond the usual storage features, the central console has a double 13-litre compartment under the armrest. The top part features a jack and USB port to connect mobile appliances. The lower part, which is cooled and lit, lets you store a 1.5 litre bottle. 

The high-mounted console in the cockpit roof features two eyeglass holders, and the driving position includes an open cubby just next to the driver’s left hand.

Citroën DS5 addresses all the senses. With its ten loudspeakers, the optional Denon hifi system turns the cabin into an auditorium for demanding music lovers. And the sound spatialisation system of the CD MP3 RDS system with six loudspeakers delivers real listening pleasure.

A double-DVD player is also available as an accessory, providing excellent audio and video quality for passengers in the rear.
Citroën DS5 can also be equipped with Citroën WiFi On Board so that all passengers can take full advantage of the web while on the road.

Citroën DS5 is also available with a latest-generation built-in navigation system called eMyWay. Features include a large 7-inch high-definition colour screen, an internal memory for storing map data, speed limit sign reminders, and Bluetooth audio streaming to listen to music tracks stored on a mobile phone.

The eMyWay navigation system is combined with a reversing camera that sends colour pictures to the navigation screen. The driver can thus manoeuvre safely.