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The Most Common Citroën Jumpy/Dispatch Symbols

These are the most common dashboard symbols that you will see in your Citroën Jumpy/Dispatch. Click on one to see more information or scroll further down to see the link to the owner's manual where you can find even more symbols.

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About the Jumpy/Dispatch

Also known as the Citroen Dispatch, the Jumpy lent its name to a series of commercial vans made within the Fiat and PSA Group. Due to the company's combined efforts, the Jumpy carried numerous name badges and brands such as the Peugeot Expert and the Fiat Scudo.

The first generation (1994) shared both mechanics and bodywork with several other Eurovans and minivans like the Citroen Evasion, Fiat Ulysses, Lancia Zeta and Peugeot 2008.

Although these all look remarkably similar, a majority of the engines are different. A change to the front end signaled the new facelift for 2006 in addition to the ability to carry more cargo. There were 4 diesel engines and 1 petrol one, the diesels could produce 90 hp, 120 hp and 136 hp.

Changing the Jumpys name to the ‘Space Tourer’ for the introduction of the third generation at the Geneva Motor Show, the vehicle sported another facelift with a new 2.0 EcoJet diesel engine added. This engine proved to be 11% more efficient.

New front bumpers adorned the van and the wing mirrors changed from using the same color as the whole vehicle to a uniform black. New technology was installed in a bid to bring the van up to date and allow for more comfort. The Apple Android system was introduced along with Android Auto alongside a new 7-inch touch screen installed in the dashboard with which to control these modifications.

In 2017, the Jumpy moved assembly to Montevideo in Uruguay and here the e-Experte Traveler was produced. The e-Experte Traveler was Citroen's electric offering, built in two sizes, wither a 50 kWh with a 200 km range, or the larger 75 kWh which could manage 300 km on one charge.