What is the DR City Cross?
The City Cross is a small, raised city car from Italian marque DR. Its compact footprint and slightly tougher-looking crossover treatment give it the character of a town car with a little extra visual height. It sits among the smaller models associated with DR’s early range, which also included compact cars and SUVs.
DR Automobiles began as a car distribution business and launched the DR marque in 2006. The company’s early models drew on partnerships with overseas manufacturers, adapting cars for sale under its own name. The City Cross reflects that period, when the brand was building a varied range for Italian motorists.
Generations
The City Cross appears in European Union (EEA) registrations for 2016–2017.
Engines and power
The European figures show a 1.3-litre engine rated at 61 kW (83 PS). The car is listed with petrol fuel in 2016 and an “other” fuel category in 2017; the output remains the same across both entries.
Where was the DR City Cross sold?
The recorded market is the European Union (EEA), where the City Cross had 60 registrations across 2016–2017. The petrol entry accounts for 50 registrations in 2016, followed by 10 in the “other” category in 2017.
No official consumption or CO₂ figure is shown here for the City Cross, so there is no test-cycle result to quote. European figures generally use WLTP or the earlier NEDC procedure; US EPA and Canadian 5-cycle results use different methods and should not be compared directly.
Questions and answers
What type of car is the DR City Cross?
It is a small city car with a raised, crossover-inspired style.
What engine and power are listed for the City Cross?
The EU entries show a 1.3-litre engine producing 61 kW (83 PS).
When was the City Cross registered in the EU?
Its EU registration years are 2016–2017, with 60 registrations in total.
What is the City Cross’s official fuel consumption?
No official consumption figure is listed for it here.