If you’re a prospective DS 7 Crossback customer, you
can now spec your car in more ways than before thanks to new individual options
like the Alezan Brown Nappa leather, a no-cost option on the Ultra Prestige
model.
On a Prestige model, you will however need to pay an
extra £ 2,750 for this new interior colorway. Otherwise, you can stick with the
Art Black aesthetic. Another novelty is the DS ConnectedCAM, which is now
available part of the Premium Safety pack (standard on Ultra Prestige).
The DS ConnectedCAM is a camera system designed into
the base of the interior rear-view mirror, and works independently from the
on-board infotainment system. It operates by using full HD GPS technology and
has a built-in memory card.
DS 7 Crossback owners can use this camera to take
photos of the area outside the car, share content, or access video recording in
case of an accident. There is of course a Wi-Fi connection that allows data to
be moved from the camera to your smartphone.
Opt for the Premium Safety pack and aside from the
previously-mentioned camera system, you also get active blind spot detection,
lane keeping assist, extended traffic sign recognition, driver attention alert
and DS Connected Pilot. Prices for this pack are as follows: £ 1,450 for
Performance Line models, £ 750 for Prestige models and £ 400 for the Ultra
Prestige flagship spec.
Meanwhile, the following options are stand-alone
options: Webasto (heater controlled by remote and smartphone for £ 600),
Extended bi-zone automatic air conditioning (£ 200), Remote tailgate opening
with key & hands-free locking and keyless entry & start ( £850 on
Performance Line, £ 400 on Prestige, standard on Ultra Prestige), and the
Electric panoramic sunroof (£ 1,200 on all specs except Ultra Prestige, where
it’s standard).
