2014 Citroen C1 II (Phase I, 2014 5-door) Dimensions, Size & Specs

The curb weight of the Citroen C1 II ranges from 840 to 910 kilograms (1852 to 2006 pounds), depending on trim and options. The maximum permitted weight is 1240 kilograms (2734 pounds), which accounts for passengers and cargo. Its lightweight construction contributes to fuel efficiency and maneuverability.

The Citroen C1 II offers a luggage capacity of 196 liters (6.9 cubic feet) with the rear seats in place. Folding down the rear seats significantly increases cargo space to 780 liters (27.5 cubic feet), allowing the vehicle to accommodate larger or bulkier items despite its compact city car size.

Yes, the Citroen C1 II fits comfortably into a standard garage. Most standard garages have a width of about 2.4 to 2.7 meters (7.9 to 8.9 feet) and a height clearance of around 2.1 to 2.4 meters (6.9 to 7.9 feet). With the car's length of 3.466 meters (11.36 feet), width of 1.615 meters (5.3 feet), and height of 1.46 meters (4.79 feet), it allows easy parking with ample room for opening doors and mirrors (which extend to 1.884 meters or 6.18 feet wide).

When mirrors are opened, the Citroen C1 II reaches a width of 1884 mm (74.2 inches), which is wider than the body width of 1615 mm (63.6 inches). This consideration is important for tight parking spaces or narrow streets, as extra caution is required to avoid damage or obstruction. Maneuvering in urban environments remains easy due to the car’s overall compact size.

The Citroen C1 II has a ride height or ground clearance of 120 mm (4.7 inches), which is typical for city-oriented hatchbacks. While this allows smooth rides on paved urban roads, it may be less suitable for uneven terrain or speed bumps compared to vehicles with higher clearance. Drivers should be cautious on rough or unpaved surfaces to avoid undercarriage damage.

Compared to the first-generation Citroen C1, the C1 II (2014–2022) is slightly larger and heavier. The second gen measures 3466 mm in length versus approximately 3440 mm in the predecessor, showing a minor increase in size to improve interior space and comfort. Weight increased moderately from around 820 kg to 840–910 kg due to added features and improved safety equipment. Overall, the C1 II combines enhanced space and safety with its compact footprint.

The Citroen C1 II competes with vehicles like the Toyota Aygo and Peugeot 108, sharing a similar platform and nearly identical dimensions. All three offer compact length around 3.46 meters and width close to 1.6 meters, making them ideal for city driving. In terms of practicality, the C1 II’s luggage capacity of 196 liters (expandable to 780 liters with folded seats) is competitive, providing reasonable cargo space given its compact class. Its lightweight design and manageable dimensions make it a practical choice for urban commuters.

The Citroen C1 II is offered with rim sizes of 14 or 15 inches. Tire sizes include 165/65 R14 and 165/60 R15. These sizes balance ride comfort, handling, and efficiency, suited to the compact, city-focused nature of the vehicle.

The roof load capacity of the Citroen C1 II is 50 kilograms (110 pounds). This means you can safely install roof racks or carriers for items like bicycles or additional luggage, as long as the total weight does not exceed this limit. Exceeding the roof load rating can negatively affect vehicle stability and safety.