Meppel Nu

· 14 Aug 2020

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Which one do you like: the plant or the car?

@CACTUSC4 😍 The cactus family includes many species adapted to dry conditions. Depending on the taxonomic classification, between 24 and 220 genera are recognized with around 90 genera as the most accepted number. The total number of species is between 1500 and 1800. #kamerplant are easy to keep alive, and in comparison with other indoor plants, have different shapes, and finally be perceived as decorative.

The C4 Cactus is intended as a modern interpretation of the cheap and creative models such as the Citroën Visa. When you take away the flat top row of LED lights, you can even discover the “pig nose” of the Primal Visa in the front view. Also the interior is clearly inspired by that of the Visa. The minimalist and space-saving dashboard design consists of a simple “on-board shelf” with a small digital instrument cluster right in front of the driver and a centrally located 7 inch large touchscreen to control most vehicle functions. [ is Mark Lloyd. Characteristic for the design of the car are the 'Airbumps' painted in contrasting paint colour. These 'Airbumps', air-filled rubber pads on the doors, front and rear bumper, are intended to prevent parking damage.
The model is a five-door five-seater and measures 4.15 meters. The range of petrol engines consists of the VTi 82 (without turbo), e-THP 110 (with turbo) and e-VTi 82. In the diesels the range consists of the e-HDI 90 and the BlueHDi 100. Although the name C4 Cactus suggests that this car is based on the Citroën C4, the C4 Cactus shares its technology with the Citroën C3 and group mate Peugeot 208, the seats and the tuning of the chassis are comfortably soft.