C-segment

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The C-segment is a European car size category that typically includes compact family cars positioned between smaller superminis and larger mid-size vehicles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf European car size category
automotive market segment
alsoKnownAs compact car segment (Europe)
small family car segment
categoryScope passenger cars only
classificationBasis interior space
overall length
vehicle size
commonEngineType inline-four diesel engine
inline-four petrol engine
commonlyIncludes front and rear seating for four or five occupants
luggage compartment suitable for family use
definedBy European Commission and industry bodies in some contexts
emergedFrom evolution of small family cars in post-war Europe
hasSubsegment C-segment estate
C-segment hatchback
C-segment sedan
importanceInMarket one of the largest-volume segments in Europe
introducedInRegion Europe
largerThan B-segment
marketPositioning compact family cars
mainstream volume segment
notDefinedBy a single fixed dimensional standard across all countries
overlapsWith compact car category (North America)
partOf European car classification system
positionInMarket between B-segment and D-segment
regulatoryUse used by European manufacturers for product planning
used in industry statistics and market analysis
relatedTo B-segment
D-segment
smallerThan D-segment
typicalBodyStyle hatchback
sedan
station wagon
typicalCustomer small families
urban and suburban drivers
typicalDrivetrainLayout front-wheel drive
typicalPricePosition mid-range mass-market
typicalUse daily commuting
family transport
usedBy European car manufacturers
automotive analysts
automotive media

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Citroën C4 automotiveClass C-segment