The Citroën C1 is an agile city car that doesn't leave much trunk space when fully occupied. Crossbars solve this space deficit, and we offer setups for the second generation.
Citroën produced the C1 in two generations. The first generation was designated PM and rolled off the production lines from 2005 to 2014. The second generation, designated PA, entered the market in 2014 and production ran until 2022. The setups on offer are specifically for the second generation PA. The year of manufacture stated in the vehicle registration document is decisive.
The second-generation C1 features a bare roof. The rack feet attach to the body frame lip above the doors using a fitting kit shaped specifically for this profile. Each manufacturer designs the contact surfaces and protective elements with their own construction. Always check the product detail to see what exactly is included in the package of a specific set.
The footprint of the C1 roof is best suited for a shorter roof box or bicycle carriers. Loading bicycles and luggage is convenient because the car roof is low and you don't have to reach for the cargo on your tiptoes. When planning your load, keep in mind that the total roof load capacity includes the weight of the crossbars themselves, carriers, and luggage. You can find the maximum limit in the vehicle manual.
If you are looking for a rack for another car of this brand, check out the larger Citroën C3 hatchback, the family Citroën Berlingo, or the complete offer for the Citroën brand.
Go to generation PA and choose a setup directly for your car.
