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DS Automobiles DS4

The DS Automobiles DS4 is a French compact crossover launched in 2011, embodying the philosophy of a manufacturer renowned for its singular and avant-garde design approach in the premium segment. The DS Automobiles DS4 history begins in 2011 as the third pillar of the DS range, between the urban DS3 and the DS5 monospace. This model positions the manufacturer against prestigious competitors such as the Audi Q3 and BMW X2, by offering an atypical silhouette combining crossover codes with typically French elegance. The first generation (2011-2021) distinguishes itself through sculptural forms, sloping roofline and innovative optics, while the interior prioritizes material quality and thoughtful ergonomics. This generation accumulates over 400,000 units sold, consecrating the success of DS's strategic positioning in this demanding niche. The second generation of the DS Automobiles DS4 model, launched in 2021, undergoes a major transformation towards greater modernity, with a new electrified platform, refined design with marked geometric influences and rechargeable hybrid powertrain as a major asset. The DS Automobiles DS4 generations reflect the brand's constant evolution towards electrification and hybridization, consolidating its premium image while responding to contemporary ecological expectations. Today, the DS4 persists as an essential player in the premium compact segment, seducing clientele seeking differentiation and advanced onboard technology.

DS Automobiles DS4 2 Phase 1 2021 - 2025

DS Automobiles DS4 Phase 2 2015 - 2018

DS Automobiles DS4 Phase 1 2011 - 2015

Browse every DS Automobiles DS4 catalogue and brochure available as a free PDF download, from the oldest model to the very latest.

Every official sales brochure details the trim levels, engines, equipment and colours offered when the vehicle launched — perfect for planning a purchase, restoring a car or checking its original specifications.

All DS Automobiles DS4 documents can be viewed online and downloaded free of charge, with no sign-up required.

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