Toyota Aygo, Citro?n C1 to join Peugeot 108 in Geneva

Thu, 20 Feb 2014

Just the other day, Peugeot took the wraps off the new 108. But its new city car, like the 107 it replaces, doesn't stand on its own. The 107 was a sister vehicle to not only the Citroën C1 but also the Toyota Aygo. So it should come as little surprise that, while Peugeot was the first to release photos and details on its version, Citroën and Toyota will also be on hand with their own versions when the veils lift on all three at the Geneva Motor Show.

We're expecting the new trio of budget-oriented hatchbacks to bear the fruits of individual efforts to distinguish themselves one from another more than their predecessors, which essentially looked the same save for different badges. But from the teaser image above, we'd venture that the Toyota version will be a further departure from the 108 than the C1 will be.

One way or another we'll have to wait and see, but for now you can view Toyota's teaser clip below, along with the press releases confirming the debut of both in Geneva next month.

NEW TOYOTA AYGO AT THE HEART OF THE PARTY AT THE 2014 GENEVA MOTOR SHOW

The New Toyota Aygo will take centre stage on the Toyota stand at the forthcoming 2014 Geneva Motor Show (March 4th – 16th).

The Toyota Aygo will be revealed at the press conference at 8:30AM on March 4th at the Toyota stand in Hall 4.

The show also marks the European Premiere of Toyota's hydrogen-powered FCV Concept, as well as the FV2, a future mobility concept that explores new interactions between driver, car and environment.

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CITROËN'S PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE GENEVA MOTOR SHOW

The 84th Geneva Motor Show opens its doors to the press on the 4 & 5 March, and Citroën is pleased
to invite all attending media to its press conference on Tuesday 4 March at 1045am on the Citroën
stand in Hall 6.

Citroën's Managing Director, Frédéric Banzet, will introduce four key new products;

The New Citroën C4 Cactus – paving the way for a new automotive paradigm
The New Citroën C1 – the renewal of a major Brand model
The Citroën C5 CrossTourer – highlighting the Hydractive III+ suspension system
DS 5LS – a high-end saloon produced in China

By Noah Joseph