Citroën SpaceTourer: sizes, engines and trims
The Citroën SpaceTourer is a people carrier (MPV) for up to nine passengers, produced since 2016. It shares its platform with the Citroën Jumpy, Peugeot Traveller, Opel Zafira Life, and Toyota Proace Verso. We look at the sizes, engines, and what to check when buying used.
SpaceTourer in brief
The SpaceTourer is ideal for families, passenger transport, hotel services, or taxis. It comes in several lengths, with the interior accommodating between five and nine seats. Sliding side doors and a high roof make it easy to get in and out, and to carry large loads.
Since 2020, an electric version, the ë-SpaceTourer, has been available. Driving feels more like a light car than a van, making it suitable for daily use.
Sizes and interior layouts
The SpaceTourer comes in several lengths — short, medium, and long. The longer body offers more luggage space and is better for larger groups.
The interior can have removable or folding seats, with the second row able to be arranged facing each other. This is handy if you need a small meeting space.
Engines and gearboxes
Most common are the diesel BlueHDi engines: 1.5-litre (around 100–120 hp) and 2.0-litre (around 120–180 hp), previously a 1.6-litre. Gearboxes are a 6-speed manual or automatic (EAT6 or EAT8).
The electric ë-SpaceTourer comes with two battery capacities, with power around 136 hp. It's great for city driving and shorter trips, but for longer journeys, you'll need to plan your charging.
What to check when buying a used SpaceTourer
Such vehicles often have high mileage and were used for commercial purposes, so the most important thing is the service history. Check if all service records are present and how often the engine oil was changed.
In diesel engines, pay attention to the diesel particulate filter (DPF), EGR, and AdBlue system. Test the sliding doors, door locks, suspension, and gearbox, and inspect the seats and interior for wear.
Trim Levels
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the most commonly found trim levels in Europe.
Business
BaseA practical trim for business and general use.
- Often — simpler trim
- Standard safety equipment
- Often — steel wheels
Feel
Mid-rangeMore comfort for families.
- Often — climate control
- Additional doors and convenience features
- Light alloy wheels
Shine
HigherMore equipment and better trim.
- Often — more chrome and trim details
- Additional comfort features
- Often — larger alloy wheels
Business Lounge
More luxuriousDesigned for passengers seeking higher levels of comfort.
- Often — more comfortable seats
- More luxurious interior trim
- More comfort features
Trim comparison
| Business | Feel | Shine | Business Lounge | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For business | For families | For comfort | For a people carrier |
| Interior | Basic | More comfortable | Even more comfortable | Luxurious |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | € | €€ | €€ | €€€ |
Families often opt for the Feel or Shine. Business or Business Lounge is sought after for a people carrier.
Pros
- Spacious interior for up to nine
- Sliding doors and a large boot
- Economical diesel engines
- Many shared components with other models
Cons
- Often high mileage
- Diesel system maintenance
- Boot dimensions are limited in the city
Frequently asked questions
How does the SpaceTourer differ from the Jumpy?
The Jumpy is a cargo van, while the SpaceTourer is a passenger variant with seats, windows, and a better interior finish.
Does the SpaceTourer match other models?
Yes, it is built on the same platform as the Peugeot Traveller, Opel Zafira Life, and Toyota Proace Verso, so many parts are interchangeable.
How many seats does the SpaceTourer have?
Depending on the version, from five to nine seats. Check the exact number in the registration documents of the specific vehicle.
Updated 2026-10-17 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically





























