Citroen Berlingo Prices and Specifications

Feel trim gets a good level of equipment including automatic headlights and wipers, air-con, cruise control, a leather steering wheel and Citroen’s 8.0-inch colour touchscreen infotainment system with DAB radio, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. On the safety front, automatic emergency city braking, active lane keeping assist and speed limit recognition are all included, although it’s a shame that an alarm is optional on the Citroen Berlingo.

Flair models get 16in alloy (rather than steel) wheels, roof bars, electric rear windows, rear parking sensors and those clever individual rear seats so is worth the extra over Feel trim. That’s on top of automatic headlights and wipers, air-con, cruise control, a leather steering wheel, Citroen’s 8.0-inch colour touchscreen infotainment system with DAB radio, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and a built-in sat-nav. On the safety front, automatic emergency city braking, active lane keeping assist and speed limit recognition are all included, although it’s a shame that an alarm is optional on the Citroen Berlingo.

Created as part of a tie-up between Citroen and wetsuit maker Rip Curl, this spec of Berlingo is very heavily based on the Flair model. This means most of the Rip Curl trim’s extras are purely cosmetic, such as the yellow highlights on the fog light and seating trim. Less gimmicky additions over the Flair spec include front parking sensors and automatic air-con.

Flair XTR versions of the Citroen Berlingo come with a panoramic glass roof, an opening rear tailgate window, electric interior blinds, 17-inch alloy wheels, tinted windows and orange exterior trim on the bumpers and doors. You also get dual-zone climate control and a head-up display as standard.