In a world premiere, Citroën is also presenting Nemo Combi, set for launch in most European countries in 2008.

This model reveal in Europe’s capital perfectly illustrates the Marque’s product policy. The new C5 continues the renewal of Citroën’s broad range of passenger vehicles, from the C1 city car through to the C6 executive saloon via its leisure activity vehicles, C-Crosser SUV and MPV family. Nemo Combi, the brand’s new, entry-level leisure activity vehicle, rounds out the Nemo family. The van version is currently being launched in several European countries. Citroën is also presenting a new version of the its large MPV, the C8, restyled and newly equipped with the 173 bhp 2.2HDi engine mated to a six-speed manual gearbox (with an auto version on the way).

The stand will once again show the brand’s environmental dynamic, with several models carrying the Airdream signature and the C-Cactus and C4 Hybrid HDi concept cars and their sub-100 g/km CO2 emissions.

Nemo Concetto, a nod to Disney’s diminutive fish, will also be on show.

The stand was designed by Ora Ito. This is the first time the company has worked with Citroën.