Is Citroen C3 available in automatic transmission?

The C3 soaks up rough roads, potholes, and broken patches in a manner that would make a multiple-time WRC-winning company proud. Which Citroen is! The C3 makes bumps disappear and it doesn’t bob or bounce. The tall sidewalls for the tyres give it added cushioning that lets the C3 just glide over broken roads. It’s absolutely wow on this front! Well, there's more. Citroen says that the C3 is meant to be fun to drive too. As it turns out, despite its comfort factor, the C3 isn’t soft and sloppy at high speeds. Sure, the suspension is supple, but it is also controlled. In bends at high speeds, there’s a bit of body roll but then it settles down. It actually feels composed and stable even over 120kmph! So, Citroen’s rally pedigree can be experienced in the way the C3 soaks up bumps and the way it likes to be hustled too. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test drive before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

It gets two petrol engine options: an 82PS/115Nm 1.2-litre naturally aspirated (NA) unit and a 110PS/190Nm 1.2-litre turbo mill. A 5-speed MTis paired to the naturally aspirated unit, while the latter will come with a 6-speed MT. There is no diesel engine, CNG and automatic transmission on offer. While the NA petrol unit has a claimed fuel efficiency of 19.8kmpl, the turbo unit returns 19.4kmpl.