Citroën C4 Cactus FAQs

• Has Citroen stopped making the C4 Cactus?

  Yes, the C4 Cactus is, well, cactus! First launched as a crossover in 2014, but then given a makeover a few months later that gave it a distinctive look and body of its own, this model was retired in 2018. The last iterations sold locally were those from the model year 2019 range. In its place, Citroen has released an all-new C4 hatch, which also replaces the old C4 model that was available up until recently. So there you have it, a two-in-one replacement!

• Is the Citroen C4 Cactus a 4x4?

  Although it may be tempting to think the C4 Cactus is an all-wheel-drive unit, especially given its appearance, the reality is that this model was never produced in four-wheel-drive guise. You can only find the C4 Cactus sold with front-wheel-drive functionality, so it may be prudent to look at other options. One option that was made available to new car buyers when the C4 Cactus was on sales was the Grip Control system, which offered some capability off-road.

• Does the Citroen C4 Cactus have Isofix?

  Indeed! The C4 Cactus includes two ISOFIX child seat mounts as standard within the second row. In fact, one of the highlights of this unit is that you can fit child seats with ease. This is made easier thanks to the high roofline and large second-row seats. So you can do away with your past perceptions around hatchbacks, this is one family-friendly car. As always, when a car is no longer sold new, double check all features when you take a closer look at it.