Three world premieres for DS

DS attracted a lot of attention at the Frankfurt Motor Show recently. It unveiled three new models to the world for the first time: the New DS 4 and DS 4 Crossback, as well as the DSV-01.

In a setting that showcases elegance, French expertise, technology, and the avant-garde spirit, DS proved a must-see at the 66th annual International Motor Show in Frankfurt. The brand has chosen this event for the world premiere of the new DS 4 and DS 4 Crossback, the DSV-01.

The only one of its kind at its launch in 2011, earning it the prestigious titles for “Most Beautiful Car of the Year” and “Most Beautiful Interior” at the International Automobile Festival, the DS 4 has chosen to continuing offering two distinct, yet complementary, versions.

They are the new DS 4, which is a dynamic and refined premium hatchback, and the DS 4 Crossback, a stylish adventurer with its 30mm higher ride height, large black wheels, and body components specific to this sort of model (wheel arch trims, spoilers, and roof bars ). DS says that their new DS 4 and DS 4 Crossback perfectly embody the character of their vehicles with firstly a strong identity underlined by a new front end, including DS wings and grille, directly inspired by the Numéro 9 Concept Car.

It also offers the new DS LED vision headlamps, cutting-edge technology with ‘DS Connect’ connectivity, including the CarPlay® protocol launched in the new DS 4 and DS 4 Crossback. It also shows their character with high-performance engines of up to 210 hp with CO2 emissions of between 97g/km and 138g/km.

Finally, it shines through with a refined design including the nappa leather upholstery on the dashboard and door panels and the watch strap design of the semi-aniline leather seats, all of which are exclusive to DS. 

The International Motor Show in Frankfurt was also the setting for the first official viewing of the DSV-01, the Formula E for the DS Virgin Racing team. The race car will set off to compete in the upcoming Formula E World Championship in Beijing on 17 October 2015.

 

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