Comparison: Turning circle CITROËN Holidays vs. competitors 2025
Turning circle is important for city driving, even for a Campervans like the Citroen Holidays BlueHDi 145 Start&Stop offer a unique combination of comfort and practicality, with a spacious interior that can be converted into a temporary living space. While their width (2010 mm) can make them challenging to maneuver in cities, a good turning circle can help them make sharp turns. Turning circle is measured in meters it takes for the Holidays BlueHDi 145 Start&Stop to complete a whole circle (diameter). With it’s length of 4981 mm and wheelbase of 3275 mm, the Citroen Holidays BlueHDi 145 Start&Stop has a turning circle of 12 m. The best turning abilities you can find amongst similar vehicles has Opel Movano Cargo L1H1 3,5t 2.2 Diesel (Y ), which is 10 m. For comparison, the wheelbase of the Movano Cargo L1H1 3,5t 2.2 Diesel is 3000 mm and the length is 4981 mm. On the contrary, the worst-in-class value of 13 m belongs to the Mercedes-Benz X-Klasse 220 d . It’s wheelbase is 3150 mm and width is 1920 mm.
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CITROËN Holidays - How has the turning circle changed over the generations?
The turning circle of the current generation of Holidays is 12 m.
The turning circle compared to other CITROËN models
CITROËN Holidays vs other current cars by CITROËN
(Turning circle)
1. Ami
7 m
2. C5 Aircross
10 m
3. Berlingo
10 m
4. Berlingo {VAN}
10 m
5. Berlingo MPV
10 m
6. e-Berlingo
10 m
7. e-Berlingo {VAN}
10 m
8. Jumper {VAN}
12 m
9. e-Jumpy {VAN}
12 m
10. e-Jumpy Kombi
12 m
11. Jumpy {VAN}
12 m
12. e-Spacetourer
12 m
13. Spacetourer
12 m
14. Holidays
12 m
15. e-Jumper {VAN}
14 m
How does the turning circle of the CITROËN Holidays compare to it's nearest competitors?
CITROËN Holidays vs. similar cars
(Turning circle)
1. Opel Movano 2021
10 m
3. Peugeot 4008 2012
10 m
7. Ford Edge 2016
11 m
8. Opel Vivaro 2019
11 m
12. Volvo XC60 2008
11 m