Citroen's super-mini concept - the C-AirPlay
By Mike Hanlon
22:00 November 2, 2005 PST

Citroen's super-mini concept - the C-AirPlay
Image Gallery (31 images)The interior design confirms the vehicle's dynamic and sophisticated style. The cabin of C-AirPlay can accommodate two adults and their luggage in comfort. This design reflects the fact that C-AirPlay is a supermini, a car that is by nature intended for frequent use. The interior design is enhanced by the use of original materials, used in an innovative way to increase interaction between the driver and the vehicle.
C-AirPlay was designed as a car of essential features. It is an object dedicated to automotive pleasure, fully focused on the functions and sensations that are deemed to be most important for the driver and passenger.
The level of equipment provided on C-AirPlay is fairly simple, but the car makes no compromises on safety. Driving controls and information are grouped on the steering wheel in order not to break up the pure design lines of the cabin.
The instruments are organised around two spheres including the speedometer, rev counter, fuel level, and other functions.
This equipment is back-lit as soon as the headlamps are switched on. The colour emitted is the same shade of red as the cabin.
C-AirPlay places its occupants in a world of strong sensations. All the senses are stimulated at the same time and on several levels.
The pure design lines of the cabin place particular emphasis on passenger sensations. The front seat, intended for two people, is designed in a single piece. Its uninterrupted curves echo the inserts in the curving door panels and the uncluttered lines of the dashboard.
Air, light and colour work together to create a lively atmosphere based on contrasts. C-AirPlay and its occupants function as one, interacting with their immediate environment.
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