From Motor1 · Adrian Padeanu · · 1m 40s
DS F3ver Concept Shows DS Automobiles' Future
DS Automobiles reveals futuristic concept car to signal its return to premium market.
In brief
DS Automobiles reveals futuristic concept car to signal its return to premium market. DS Automobiles unveiled a concept car to preview its future electric vehicle strategy after struggling to establish identity beyond Citroën roots. Originally reported by Motor1.
DS Automobiles Returns With Concept Car
DS Automobiles unveiled a new concept car to signal its return to the premium automotive market after years of struggling to establish identity beyond Citroën roots.
F3ver Concept Targets 2026 Paris Motor Show
The DS F3ver concept is set to preview the 2026 Paris Motor Show, aiming to define where the Stellantis-owned brand wants to go next.
F3ver Measures 4.19 Meters Long
Measuring 4.19 meters (165 inches) long, 1.84 meters (72.4 inches) wide, and 1.46 meters (57.5 inches) tall, the F3ver has a compact footprint but assertive presence.
F3ver Features Bold Lighting Design
The front end has a vertical central element with the ds emblem, flanked by y-shaped lighting signatures that create a futuristic look.
F3ver Includes Customizable Cosmic Blue Paint
DS developed an exclusive cosmic blue paint finish that shifts between vivid blue and deep violet depending on lighting conditions.
F3ver Offers Customization Beyond Paint
The concept explores customization as a core ownership experience, including light animations for communication and personalized roof trim options.
F3ver Uses Design Intelligence Approach
Underneath the design, ds calls for 'design intelligence' to simplify construction, reduce weight, improve aerodynamics, and create cleaner surfaces.
F3ver Targets Everyday Practicality
The 2.70-meter (106.3-inch) wheelbase maximizes cabin space while the 400-liter trunk offers cargo capacity typically associated with larger vehicles.
The essence
DS Automobiles unveiled a concept car to preview its future electric vehicle strategy after struggling to establish identity beyond Citroën roots.
