THE Berlingo The Berlingo is a model produced by the French manufacturer Citroën since 1996. It succeeds the Citroën C15, which was produced between 1984 and 2005.

For Citroën, the Berlingo proves that a work vehicle doesn't have to look rough to be robust, nor ugly to be effective. According to the brand, it combines practicality, economy, and flexibility in a single vehicle.

The Berlingo has grown. With the launch of the Citroën Nemo, its "younger brother," the Berlingo needed to rethink all its values and present itself as a different solution rather than just an alternative. The need for differentiation resulted in a commercial vehicle with more generous dimensions and suitable for tasks different from those of the Nemo. Thus, the Berlingo gained 24 cm in length, 1.81 cm in width, and increased its wheelbase by 3.5 cm. With the increase in its dimensions, the cargo volume is also naturally larger. But this generation of the Berlingo brings another novelty: the Berlingo Long Version, an option with 4.63 m, that is, 25 cm longer than the standard version.

In addition to being practical and functional, Citroën's new work vehicle also features a front design similar to the French car manufacturer's passenger models.

The most affordable car model is the Berlingo Van 1.6 worth R$60.554remaining in 47th on the list of cheapest cars in Brazil.