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Citroën C4x 2026 — Morocco price
from MAD 249,900 to MAD 319,900
The Citroën C4X brings a sleek fastback-sedan silhouette to Morocco's competitive mid-range market, priced from 249,900 to 319,900 DH. Built on the same platform as the C4, it adds a proper boot and a more premium road presence. Four trim levels cover petrol and hybrid powertrains, making it one of the rare electrified options in its segment in Morocco. If you want French comfort engineering with a distinctive stance and practical four-door packaging, the C4X is a compelling proposition at its price point.
Key specifications
- Body
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Gasoline
- Year
- 2026
- Availability
- On sale
Trims & prices
| Trim | Price |
|---|---|
| 12 Essence 130 At Max Pack | MAD 289,900 |
| 12 Hybrid 145 At Max | MAD 319,900 |
| 12 Puretech 130 At Max | MAD 279,900 |
| 12 Puretech 130 At Plus | MAD 249,900 |
Pros
- Distinctive fastback-sedan design stands out in its segment
- Citroën Advanced Comfort suspension handles Moroccan roads well
- Hybrid variant offers real-world fuel savings for city drivers
- Four trim levels give flexible entry points from 249,900 DH
- Established Citroën service network across major Moroccan cities
Watch out for
- Hybrid Max trim at 319,900 DH faces stiff competition on price
- 1.2L PureTech engine may feel modest for long motorway hauls
- Fastback roofline slightly reduces rear headroom vs. a conventional sedan
- Interior materials in entry trim don't fully match the exterior premium feel
Our verdict
What Is the Citroën C4X?
The Citroën C4X is a fastback sedan — a body style that blends the roofline flow of a coupé with the practicality of a traditional three-box boot. Launched internationally in 2022, it sits above the C4 hatchback in Citroën's lineup and targets buyers who want something more distinctive than a conventional family saloon without sacrificing luggage space. In Morocco, the C4X is distributed through the official Citroën network and positions itself squarely in the 250,000–320,000 DH bracket — a space increasingly crowded by Korean and Chinese rivals.
Moroccan Market Positioning
For the Moroccan buyer, the C4X competes most directly with the Hyundai Elantra, the MG5, and, at the upper end of its range, the Volkswagen Golf sedan. Its main differentiator is Citroën's signature ride comfort — the brand's "Advanced Comfort" suspension tuning is genuinely noticeable on Morocco's varied road surfaces, from Casablanca's urban grind to longer intercity runs on the A1. The fastback silhouette also gives it strong visual appeal in a market where exterior design increasingly influences purchase decisions.
Trim Levels & Powertrains
The range opens with the PureTech 130 AT Plus at 249,900 DH — a well-specified entry point with the 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine and automatic gearbox. Stepping up, the PureTech 130 AT Max at 279,900 DH adds a more complete equipment list. The Essence 130 AT Max Pack at 289,900 DH bundles additional options for buyers who want the full petrol-powered experience. At the top of the range, the Hybrid 145 AT Max at 319,900 DH introduces a mild/full hybrid powertrain — a meaningful advantage for city-heavy drivers looking to reduce fuel bills without committing to a full EV.
Who Should Consider the C4X?
The C4X suits Moroccan professionals aged 30–50 who appreciate European design and ride quality, need a proper boot for family or business use, and want a brand with an established service network in Morocco. The hybrid variant is particularly interesting for those clocking significant daily kilometres in Casablanca, Rabat, or Marrakech. Buyers prioritising raw cargo volume or the lowest possible entry price may find Korean alternatives more competitive, but the C4X makes a strong case on refinement and style.
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