The DS 3 collection now includes four equipment levels with the arrival of new equipment for BASTILLE and PERFORMANCE LINE. These two trim levels now receive stylistic developments with tinted rear windows and 17-inch Dublin diamond alloy wheels. For added convenience, the front center armrest, sun visors with LED-illuminated retractable mirrors, a frameless electrochromic interior mirror with dome lighting, as well as LED footwell lighting are now standard. Advanced Traction Control, a stability management system for any type of road, is also available as standard for petrol and diesel engines.
OPÉRA remains at the top of the DS 3 range with a Basalt Black Nappa leather interior and watchbelt seats. The ESPRIT DE VOYAGE range expands the offer with a lightweight gray interior and exclusive signatures, including 18-inch Kyoto wheels.
Throughout the year, the models offered by DS Automobiles are enriched with new connected services. During the first quarter, DS 3 E-TENSE and DS 3 CROSSBACK E-TENSE customers were able to discover Trip Planner to prepare their 100% electric trips using the MyDS app and send them to the connected navigation system.
During the second quarter, the entire group received new maintenance services. Each registered user receives a monthly report on the health of his car, along with a booklet containing all maintenance procedures.
Across the entire range, DS IRIS has a parking function, which helps you find the most suitable parking space at your destination. It announces the probability of finding a space on urban roads and informs the availability and prices of underground parking so that the driver can plan and decide what is best for him.
The remote control functions (lock/unlock the car, sound the horn or turn on the lights via smartphone) and the connected alarm function (sending an SMS if a physical alarm is activated) are already operational in the DS 4 and will be launched in the rest of the range in the coming months.
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