MODULAR DESIGN BECOMES CHILD’S PLAY
The
C2 features an ingenious design concept through which the rear part of
the vehicle can be adapted to the needs of the moment. The two
independent rear seats, controlled by a support strap, slide or fold
“portfolio style” without any effort on the part of the user. The rear
seats pivot and fold up against the back of the front seat at the press
of a button. This unique system provides the basis for a wide range of
configurations, enabling the C2 to carry three adults in the car while
ensuring generous load space. Practical and easy to use, the rear seats
can also be folded and removed from the boot.
A TWO-PART TAILGATE TO MAKE THE BOOT ACCESSIBLE IN ALL
CIRCUMSTANCES
The
C2 makes everyday life simpler. The original design of the two-part
tailgate was designed to ensure easy and convenient access to the boot:
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The upper tailgate, which is smaller, can be opened easily in a tight
space. In situations frequently encountered in the city (car parked
near a wall or bumper to bumper, for example), this design makes it
possible to open and access the boot. This feature, identical to that
of the C3 Pluriel, is new in this segment. The upper tailgate of the C2
is more than just a rear window that is designed to open. Opening the
window also draws out the parcel shelf to offer complete access to boot
space. The electrically controlled opening mechanism can be activated
with a fingertip. The tailgate is light enough to be opened and closed
easily.
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• Opening the lower tailgate makes it possible to place
heavy
objects, to provide support for loading or to sit down (loads of up to
100 kg). Closing the tailgate makes it possible to use the entire
height of the boot and thus to gain significantly greater loading space
than with a conventional tailgate. It also features a neat closed
stowage compartment with a capacity of 5 litres, which can be used to
hold personal belongings or a vehicle tool kit. This compartment is
accessible in both the open and closed position of the lower tailgate.
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