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Citroen has given the world press an exclusive look at its all-new C4 Picasso, a month before it makes its global debut at the Paris motor show.
The interior is light and airy too. All C4 Picassos gain a huge panoramic windscreen and large glazed areas as well as an optional panoramic roof - great for kids, if you believe Citroen. Following a recent investigation they found children look out car window 40% of the time. What they do for the other 60% of the time is anyone's guess.
Family-orientated buyers will rejoice in the amount of cubbies and storage areas available. There are no less than four spacious glove boxes incorporated in the dash. Like the current Picasso, the new car sites speedo, tachometer and satnav in the centre of the dashboard.
The technologically advanced C4 Picasso offers some novel solutions to make life with an MPV easier. Not only does it offer the dual climate control, there's also a quad climate control option.
Other surprise features include a novel park assist program that measure parking gaps as you drive past - up to speeds of 20mph.
Coping with the extra weight of rear passengers, certain models also receive self-levelling air suspension that can be manually lowered for loading.
Crash testing should result in the maximum five-star Euro NCAP test with engineers suggesting that a maximum four stars for pedestrian safety might be on the cards.
Prices have yet to be announced, but expect the range to start at £16,000 and the C4 Picasso to mirror its Xsara brother, with a 50-65% retail fleet split and a strong push towards the user-chooser market.