The Citroen Basalt has a boot space of 470 litres, which is enough to carry a family's vacation luggage. One can fold the rear backrest down to expand cargo space considerably.
Citroen Basalt Pros
Good road presence and unique SUV Coupe styling make the Basalt stand out from the crowd
Nice-looking cabin that's spacious & practical. Plenty of storage spaces
Peppy 1.2L turbo-petrol mated to the 6-speed MT (great to use!) or AT is fun-to-drive
Sorted suspension offers an excellent ride & handling package. Again, a great driver's car!
470-litre boot can accommodate a healthy amount of luggage
Features like the 10.2-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, connected car tech, 7-inch digital instrument cluster, rear seats with adjustable under-thigh support, soft & bolstered headrests and more
Safety features such as 6 airbags, ESP, hill-hold, TPMS, 3-point seatbelts + reminders for all 5 occupants, ISOFIX, etc.
Citroen Basalt Cons
SUV Coupe styling can polarise opinions; this body style is not for everyone
Missing plenty of features - sunroof, ventilated seats, keyless entry & go, 360-degree camera, cruise control, auto headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, auto-dimming IRVM...
Only petrol powertrains on offer. No Hybrid, diesel or EV options
Quality of cabin materials doesn't feel great; cost-cutting is pretty evident in certain areas
As is typical of SUV Coupes, rearward visibility is poor
Long-term reliability & after-sales service quality are big unknowns; dealer network is small. Example, a metropolitan city like Mumbai has just 2 outlets in the far suburbs, while Bangalore has 1