The Citroen C-Elysee is produced in conjunction with its twin brother Peugeot 301. These are cheap, budget cars designed to meet the most basic needs of the family and target the markets of Turkey, North Africa and Eastern Europe. Therefore, the focus in cars is on practicality rather than design subtleties. Both cars look modest, especially the rear of the sedan, which looks like it is "stuck" to the rest of the car. The interior is designed according to the "best" traditions of the nineties - everything is simple, everything possible is abandoned and there is nothing that is common in modern cars, such as device control buttons on the steering wheel and so on. Still, the cars are practical, comfortable, both spacious enough, the trunk reaches all 506 liters, and the poor road surface isn’t at all an obstacle to driving comfortably enough.