Citroen C4 Cactus

The Citroën C4 Cactus is a subcompact crossover that Citroën began building in Spain in April 2014, with a second generation from October 2017. It is counted as a compact SUV although it rides on the smaller PF1 platform shared with the C3 and DS3. Its most visible feature is the set of AirBump panels along the sides, meant to absorb knocks in car parks, and it previewed as the Cactus Concept at the 2013 Frankfurt show before its Geneva debut in 2014. It was the first passenger car with the front passenger airbag mounted in the roof lining. Engines were 1.2 litre three cylinder petrol units and 1.6 litre four cylinder diesels. The 2018 facelift sold it more as a hatchback, and a Brazilian version built at Porto Real kept the roof bars and became Citroën's best seller in Brazil and Argentina. It won several design awards between 2014 and 2017.