Citroen C4 Picasso 2013 pictures

Citroen's futuristic looking C4 Picasso aims to rival the Volkswagen Golf SV and Ford C-Max.

<span>The C4 Picasso drives with little road, engine and wind noise at any speed.</span>

<span>The C4 Picasso feels well screwed together with decent plastics and comfortable seats.&nbsp;<span>&nbsp;The steering wheel, however, could feel over-complex to some drivers as it has a lot of buttons to navigate.</span></span>

<span>The C4 Picasso gets a trio of identically sized seats in the back, so it can accommodate three Isofix child seats.</span>

<span>The powered tailgate of the C4 Picasso lifts out of the way to reveal a wide opening and low load lip. Boot space can be extended by&nbsp;<span>sliding the rear bench forward.</span></span>

<span>The C4 Picasso’s rear-end is a little less futuristic as it’s not dissimilar to that of it’s predecessor, but overall, it fits in well with the rest of the car.</span>

<span>Fold-out picnic tables are mounted to the front seatbacks of the C4 Picasso.</span>

The boot light in the C4 Picasso also doubles as a neat handheld rechargeable torch.

<span>The touch-screen centre console has a quality feel and it helps keep the C4 Picasso's dash free from excess clutter.</span>

<span>Folding the seats in the C4 Picasso presents a completely flat load area and a vast, 1,851-litre capacity.</span>

<span>All C4 Picasso's come with a panoramic windscreen that extends to just above the front seats, but blinds can be used to block out intrusive sunlight.</span>