CitroenC5 X Plug-in Hybrid (2022-2025)
- Used only
- Large Hatchback
- Plug-in hybrid (PHEV)
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Citroën, like most mainstream manufacturers, hasn’t produced a large family car in recent years, as buyers continue to embrace SUVs. The brand’s C5 X model aimed to break the mould for what we expect of a large car, combining coupé styling with estate car practicality, plus a slightly raised driving position. Is it the ideal choice for families, or is it a contrived compromise? Find out in our Citroën C5 X Plug-In Hybrid (2022-2025) review.
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| Brand reliability 0-4 years |
- Dec 2025Last checked by Which?
- Nov 2024First reviewed by Which?
- Jan 2022Released
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