New Relay gets sat-nav as standard

Citroen

30 November 1999

Citroen’s new Relay will be fitted with satellite navigation as standard.

In addition there will also be standard GPS stolen vehicle tracking.

“Satellite navigation has considerable cost saving and safety benefits for van drivers,” commented Robert Handyside, commercial vehicle operations manager, Citroen.

The Trafficmaster Smartnav and Trackstar systems have been developed for Citroen and are aimed at small business users. The package includes free three-year subscriptions and the ability to upgrade to additional services.

Servicing has been extended to 25,000 mile intervals. And there is also a 4.0 tonne gvw choice for the first time.

New Citroen Relay

Models designated by gross vehicle weight: 30 is 3.0 tonne gvw
Lengths by L1 (short) to L4 (extra long)
Heights by H1 (standard) to H3 (extra high)
Range includes panel vans, window vans and chassis cabs
Prices start at £15,150 for 100bhp 2.2 HDi 3.0 L1H1

Market-leading equipment for new Citroen panel van

4.0 gvw, Citroen Relay, panel van, sat nav, satnav, tracking systems

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Ralph Morton

Ralph Morton is an award-winning journalist and the founder of Business Car Manager (now renamed Business Motoring). Ralph writes extensively about the car and van leasing industry as well as wider fleet and company car issues. A former editor of What Car?, Ralph is a vastly experienced writer and editor and has been writing about the automotive sector for over 35 years.

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