Cruise control for the Mercedes Citan van
The Citan is a small Mercedes van doing big days: parcel rounds, trade calls and service visits that stretch across a region. Some Citans were specified minus cruise, and drivers logging the most motorway time feel it.
Small van, regional rounds
A Citan might start the day on a city estate and finish it a long way down the motorway. In between there are long stretches of dual carriageway where a steady speed is all the driver needs. Without cruise, that driver spends hours with the pedal held at one angle.
Shared roots, separate setup
The first Citan was developed alongside the Renault Kangoo, and that tempts people to swap parts between them. On the CAN network the details matter, and a near match can leave a fleet with vans behaving differently from each other. For whoever manages the fleet, that becomes a support headache.
Fleet supply from Chorley
Citan units get built in Chorley and set to the van before dispatch. Each one reads the Citan's bus traffic for speed, with no throttle linkage or pedal changes. Let us know how many Citans you run, their rough ages, and whether in-house technicians or a contractor will fit them.
| Vehicle | Mercedes Citan, car-derived van |
|---|---|
| Model years | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Part | CAN KONTROL CRUISE |
| CANM8 equivalent | Cruise Control range |
| Made in | Chorley, UK |
| Voltage | 12V and 24V |
Cruise control for the Mercedes Citan
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Questions about the Mercedes Citan
- Can you supply a mix of Citans and larger vans?
- Yes. List every model and year on the fleet; every van is configured individually inside a single order.
- A van is going back off lease. What happens to its unit?
- Remove it before the Citan is returned and we load a configuration for its replacement, free.
- Does the Citan need the 24V option?
- No, the Citan is a 12V van. Voltage is set when each unit is configured, which helps if your fleet also has heavier 24V vehicles.