The entry level of the new generation C30, namely the S model, comes with features like ECC (Electronic Climate Control), Information Center, power windows, a leather steering wheel and gear knob, floor mats, CD player with Aux input and 16-inch Convector alloy wheels (Libra alloys on DRIVe S), as well as DSTC (Dynamic Stability and Traction Control).
Moving on to the next trim level, the SE comes with added features that include Cruise Control, steering wheel remote controls and Leksand Textile/T-Tec upholstery on the inside, front fog lights, 17-inch Styx White alloy wheels and auto-folding power door mirrors with ground lights.
The SE Lux that builds on the SE specification, features leather upholstery, power drivers seat with memory, 17-inch Spartacus alloy wheels and active bending lights with headlamp cleaning system.
As for the R-Design version, the car comes equipped with a sporty bodykit, a new sports chassis, steering wheel remote audio controls, embossed R-DESIGN leather/T-Tec upholstery available in two color combinations, aluminum deco center stack and door inserts, blue instrument dials and sports floor mats.
However, aside from the aforementioned standard features, customers can also choose from a range of other options such as 18-inch alloy wheels (£500), rear park assist (£350), keyless drive (£350), Oyster burst trim (no cost option on SE and SE Lux and £250 on S), the new Sport Chassis (£400), a choice of exterior contrast colors (£175) and a range of interior and exterior accessory styling kits.
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