French carmaker Citroen aims to revive its fortunes in India with the Basalt, a mid-size coupe SUV set to launch in the second half of this year. The Basalt incorporates lessons learned from Citroen's experience in India, a market it considers challenging yet crucial. Citroen's existing models like C3, e-C3, and C3 Aircross faced lukewarm response due to feature gaps compared to rivals. The Basalt, produced in India and exported to South America, aims to address these gaps.
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