The South American version of the Citroen C4 Cactus is produced in Brazil and has a few notable differences compared to the axed EU-spec model.
The Citroen C4 Cactus might have been discontinued in Europe without a planned successor, but the model is still available in South America where it just got subtle upgrades for 2024.
Citroen started producing the C4 Cactus in Brazil in 2018, featuring a number of differences compared to the European facelifted version that debuted the same year. Those include the addition of roof rails, higher ground clearance, a more conventional digital instrument cluster, and rear side windows that can roll down (unlike the fixed glass on the EU-spec model).
For 2024, the South American C4 Cactus gets fresh options for the alloy wheel measuring 16 inches and 17 inches in diameter. Another new feature is the Orange Pearl accents around the fog lights and on the airbumps, matching the C-pillar stickers and the line under the C4 lettering on the tailgate.
Source : carscoops
