Citroën Tubik Concept

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CITROËN TUBIK: MAKING THE JOURNEY AS IMPORTANT AS THE DESTINATION

With the launch of its Mulicity portal, CITROËN established itself as a facilitator of mobility. Today, continuing its research in this field, it is exploring a new area. Drawing upon its expertise and the best "Créative Technologie", CITROËN has developed Tubik, a high-tech executive shuttle based on one key idea: travel should be fun. Come with us on a shared, intelligent, connected and eco-friendly journey!

Today, it is journey time rather than distance that is important. In the modern world, information travels faster than people, the same journey can be made using a multitude of different means of transport, and consumers are looking first and foremost for an easy way of getting around. In consequence, the challenge for vehicle manufacturers is to develop solutions tailored to the mobility issues of the future. The Multicity project is the result of studies carried out by CITROËN on mobility. This project is already a reality with the launch in France of CITROËN Multicity, an online portal and routefinder that covers all available means of transport (car, train, plane, etc.) to make travelling easier.

Today, the Multicity project is moving into its next phase with a new solution: Tubik, a concept car designed to make travel meaningful again.

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[csl177]

Don't come knockin' if the van is rockin'. Citroen has captured the utility of their iconic HY vans without a single retro device. I like it.

[henk4]

I have this shot of a 1948 model. Just for comparison.

[f6fhellcat13]

I am also a fan, csl.

There have been a whole fleet of H-vans for sale in Tom's River, NJ since I began looking at vehicles for sale online. Nobody seems to have bitten, so it is nice to see Citroen paying them some respect.

[csl177]

That NJ seller has quite a stash, f6f... they do restorations and build to suit. One of their trucks done as a food wagon sold recently,
very reasonably priced IIRC. You should stop in to look around! The Tubik concept if executed faithfully seems like it would be a good product for Citroen worldwide... efficient people movers are in demand. Would love to see it built, but I wonder if they'll do what VW
did and just tease us again in a decade with a freshened version.

I'd really like to see Citroen in the USA... but that's not likely soon.

[Ferrer]

I doubt this will be built. Just a concept for a new deisgn direction probably. I also read somewhere that it is pretty massive.