Citroen e-Berlingo range grows with £33k Flair XTR seven-seater

The new XTR XL model joins the all-electric MPV range.

2022 Citroen e-Berlingo Flair XTR XL

James Fossdyke

By: James Fossdyke

Jan 27, 2022 at 5:00am ET

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Citroen has announced a new, high-specification seven-seat version of its e-Berlingo electric people-carrier called the Flair XTR XL. Priced from just under £33,000, the new model crowns a range that recently culled its internal combustion-powered models to go all-electric.

Previously, the new-look range comprised two lengths: five-seat M and seven-seat XL, with the former offering a choice of two trim levels while the latter was only available in basic Feel trim. Now, however, the range-topping Flair XTR option has been added to the XL offering, providing more equipment for seven-seat models.

The larger XL models add an extra 35 cm of body length to the five-seat M models, and are designed for customers in need of extra seating and a bigger boot. Fold down the third row of seats and there’s more than 500 litres of luggage capacity, and that only increases with the middle row folded down.

2022 Citroen e-Berlingo Flair XTR XL

The basic Feel models come with manual air conditioning, rear parking sensors and 16-inch steel wheels, as well as a touchscreen infotainment system. LED daytime running lights are also standard, along with the visibility pack, which includes automatic headlights and automatic windscreen wipers.

Feel XL models start at £31,995, but an extra £1,000 will now pay for the new Flair XTR version, which adds extra equipment and a more rugged look. That’s achieved with the Airbump styling pack, which puts body cladding all round the vehicle to reduce the chances of picking up dents and bumps.

2022 Citroen e-Berlingo Flair XTR XL

At the same time, the new trim level also adds 17-inch alloy wheels, gloss black roof bars and front and rear scuff plates to add some off-road toughness. There are also some smaller styling additions, such as the orange fog light surrounds, XTR badging and the Resada Green interior ambience.

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Inside, the XTR models come with an eight-inch touchscreen with the Android Auto and Apple CarPlay smartphone integration technology, and a DAB radio. The Safety Pack is also carried over from the Feel version, providing lane-keeping assistance, autonomous emergency braking and cruise control.

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