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DS has only existed as a standalone manufacturer since 2015 (prior to that the badge was used on upmarket Citroëns), but it is now the premium brand in the Stellantis group, which also includes Citroën, Peugeot and Vauxhall.

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DS AUTOMOBILES reviews

6 DS AUTOMOBILES new car reviews

DS 3

The DS 3 is sharply styled and plush inside but is expensive and less practical than rivals

£24,000

save at least £9,385 from RRP

DS 7

The DS 7 Crossback is a well-equipped, comfortable and practical large SUV, but its pricing and interior quality are questionable

£38,400

DS 9

The DS 9 is a sharp-looking alternative to the usual luxury saloon choices

£42,610

DS No 4

The DS 4 lacks the quality feel of premium rivals and has a suspension that is far too stiff.

£24,000

save at least £20,290 from RRP

DS No 4 E-Tense

The DS No 4 E-Tense is a fully electric family car, and one billed as a premium offering

£31,240

save at least £1,375 from RRP

DS No 8

The DS No 8 is a new electric executive car that promises a good range and a luxurious interior

£49,995

save at least £795 from RRP

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DS AUTOMOBILES

DS has only existed as a standalone manufacturer since 2015 (prior to that the badge was used on upmarket Citroëns), but it is now the premium brand in the Stellantis group, which also includes Citroën, Peugeot and Vauxhall.

The first DS models were essentially rebadged Citroëns, but more recently its cars are now standalone models in their own right. Yet under the skin, they're still very closely related.

Its models are influenced by the French fashion industry and are designed to take on the ubiquitous offerings of Audi, BMW and Mercedes.

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