Οταν η Citroen έβαλε τα γυαλιά σε ΟΛΟΥΣ !

The Citroën DS wasn’t just a car — it was a rolling revolution. When it appeared in 1955, it shocked the global automotive world with technology and design nobody had ever imagined. From Flaminio Bertoni’s sculpture-like bodywork and futuristic aerodynamics to the hydropneumatic suspension and steering headlights, the DS truly put everyone to shame. In today’s video, we explore how the DS changed automotive history: its 80,000 orders at its debut, its legendary pop-culture moments — including Louis de Funès in Rabbi Jacob — and how it even saved President Charles de Gaulle’s life thanks to its engineering. The DS wasn’t ahead of its time. It was far beyond it. 0:00 Citroën DS – A spaceship on wheels 0:25 DS history & the creators Bertoni and Lefebvre 2:18 The 1955 reveal & 1.5M units produced 2:45 The DS in cinema & pop culture 5:16 Exterior design & aerodynamic lines 8:39 Hydropneumatic suspension explained 12:21 Interior tour: single-spoke wheel, instruments, rear sofa 14:46 Driving experience – The magic carpet effect 17:03 Final thoughts & outro