Citroen is showing two concepts in the UK for the first time at next month's British International Motor Show. The C-Buggy and C-AirPlay will feature on Citroen's stand, alongside the new C6.

The C-Buggy 4WD concept, with its bright yellow interior, is designed without a roof, windscreen or windows. This is Citroen's take on the two-seater of the future with wide wheel arches, large 17" wheels and cut-outs in the body sides.

Designed by Mark Lloyd, the C-AirPlay concept car is a "futuristic urban supermini", featuring iridescent white bodywork, see-through "portholes’" in the lower sections of the doors, and touch sensitive controls moulded into a single-piece silicone front seat.

Citroen C-Buggy

The C6 executive saloon will be appearing at its first major UK show. Just launched in the UK, the C6 showcases Citroen's latest technology, including an Active Bonnet, Head-Up Display and Lane Departure Warning System.

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Source: ITV Motoring

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