The facelifted Skoda Citigo has been revealed at the Geneva motor show, with tweaked styling and minor interior changes.
The car's bonnet, front grille, bumpers and foglights get a new design, and there are new LED headlights. Inside, very slight changes include a new instrument cluster and optional multifunction leather steering wheel.
The Citigo, which shares its platform with the Seat Mii and Volkswagen Up, has also grown slightly – by 34mm – while its width, height and boot capacity remain the same.
New options include a foglight cornering function, tinted tail-lights, new 15in alloys and a colour package with a white or black colour scheme for the roof and door mirrors. 

Higher trim levels also get a two-tone coloured dashboard, while a high-resolution digital display and light and rain sensors are also optional.
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The instrument cluster, which includes the speed indicator, rev counter and fuel gauge, has a new design and comes in two different versions.

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The colors range is not solid
Big wheels
Turbo?