Citroen C4 variants
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Fuel Type: Electric
Fuel Type: Electric

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Total cash price £13,399. Borrowing £12,059 with a £1,340 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

48 monthly payments
£208.84
Fixed interest rate
11.9%
Total amount payable
£17,732.49
Cost of credit
£4,333.49
Optional final payment
£6,368.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Why buy a used Citroen C4

A used Citroen C4 combines striking coupe-style design with crossover ruggedness, while offering impressive ride comfort over bumps thanks to simple but clever suspension tech, and a set of very comfortable seats. Available in petrol, diesel, and pure electric variants, used Citroen C4 models deliver style and reasonable practicality in one impressive package.

Popular Citroen C4 trims for sale at Motorpoint

  • Sense – entry-level C4s get alloy wheels, LED headlights, 10-inch touchscreen, cruise control, a digital dashboard and automatic emergency braking
  • Sense Plus – this adds a head-up display, sat-nav, reversing camera and LED interior lighting
  • Shine – step up to a Shine and you get tinted rear windows, keyless entry, auto high-beam, as well as front/rear parking sensors
  • Shine Plus – Shine Plus models add a premium stereo, part-leather seats, wireless charging, and heated front seats

Owning a Citroen C4

Used Citroen C4 ownership delivers exceptional value for families seeking comfort and style. Running costs remain competitive, with efficient petrol and diesel options delivering impressive fuel economy. The funky interior features dual crisp screens and intuitive controls, while the spacious cabin comfortably accommodates four adults.

The Citroen C4 appeals to style-conscious families, first-time buyers, and anyone wanting something different from conventional hatchbacks. The smooth, composed driving experience prioritises comfort over sportiness, making it ideal for daily commuting and longer journeys. Advanced safety features and modern technology come standard across all trims.

Read our Citroen C4 review to learn more about ownership

Other models you may be interested in 

If you’re looking at a Citroen C4, also consider a Ford Focus, which has sharper handling but lacks a little ride comfort by comparison. The Volkswagen Golf has a more premium, solid-feeling interior but lacks charm – and a Hyundai i30 is a bit of a forgotten gem with a long warranty.

Why buy from Motorpoint?

Your Citroen C4 questions answered

The latest Citroen C4 has unique styling and a hatchback-SUV mix, which is a far cry from the blandness of its predecessor. Electric e-C4 versions look very similar to the petrol and diesel versions, albeit with blue accents and badges, and no tailpipe. In 2022, Citroen unveiled the e-C4 X, a saloon version of the e-C4 hatchback.

Despite its SUV looks, the Citroen C4 doesn’t take up any more space on the road than a Ford Focus. It’s a little taller than the Focus and gives a slightly higher driving position, while the sloping roof doesn’t impact practicality – the C4’s 380-litre boot matches its nearest rivals. Citroen has made sure that six-foot-tall adults can fit in the rear, while there are plenty of cubbies to stash odds and ends.

Used C4 buyers can choose from three versions of the 1.2-litre three-cylinder PureTech petrol engine, or two versions of the 1.5-litre BlueHDi turbodiesel. Alternatively, there’s also a pure electric version with a 50kW battery – the e-C4.

Depending on engine specification, either six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic gearboxes are available (or a single-speed gearbox in the case of the e-C4). All used Citroen C4s are front-wheel drive.

We really like the C4. It dares to be distinctly styled in a world of conservative-looking SUVs, and the funky image continues once you step into the cabin.

It also stands out on the road thanks to its focus on driving comfort, while rivals obsess over making their SUVs more 'sporty'. That means it's relaxing on long journeys and insulates you from the lumps and bumps of town driving.

Your wallet will also appreciate the low running costs thanks to the C4's efficient engines and reasonably priced servicing.

As a fairly lightweight car, the Citroen C4 is best suited to towing smaller caravans. Entry-level 100hp 1.2-litre petrol models are rated to pull a braked trailer weighing 1,000kg. All other fuel-powered versions can pull 1,200kg.

The battery-powered e-C4 has not been rated for towing, so avoid this version if you want to pull any loads behind your Citroen.