Citroën has decided that buyers shouldn’t have to jump between a dozen browser tabs just to lease a car. Germany just got the country’s first nationwide campaign where dealer stock automatically flows onto an online marketplace — and the customer moves straight from picking a car to signing the lease, with zero handoff between services.
The campaign runs from July 13 to July 20, 2026, and covers two crossovers — the Citroën C3 Aircross and the new C5 Aircross. Their listings go live on LeasingMarkt.de, and from there the buyer moves in one click into the digital Stellantis Financial Services platform to finish the paperwork — no re-entering data, no bouncing between unrelated websites.
The mechanics are simple, and that’s exactly the point. The system links dealer inventory directly to the online marketplace: photos, trim, seller, and terms are all pulled automatically from Stellantis’ own system. Dealers no longer have to duplicate listings by hand across platforms, and buyers no longer have to wait for a request to reach a sales manager.
The scale is already real. About 35 dealer partners across 60 locations are hooked into the system, with roughly 2,000 vehicles listed through the integration. This isn’t a pilot running in a couple of showrooms — it’s working infrastructure.
The headline change here isn’t a discount. It’s that the process finally stopped being a maze. You can find a real car sitting in dealer stock and walk all the way to a signed lease without switching between disconnected platforms or typing the same details three times over.
For now the experiment is confined to Germany, and to leasing only. But if Citroën and Stellantis Financial Services have already got the mechanics running this smoothly here, the question for other markets isn’t “if” — it’s “when.”
