The 1965 Citroën DS 21 Concorde Coupe is a rare and sophisticated coachbuilt interpretation of Citroën’s iconic DS, created by the renowned French coachbuilder Henri Chapron.
Based on the advanced DS 21 chassis with its hydropneumatic suspension and smooth 2.2-liter engine, the Concorde featured elegant two-door coupe bodywork with clean, flowing lines. Only about 35 examples were produced, making it one of the most exclusive DS variants of the era.
Combining Citroën’s futuristic engineering with Chapron’s refined styling, the Concorde Coupe remains a striking symbol of mid-1960s French automotive luxury and craftsmanship. These elegant photos capture the rare beauty and sophisticated design of the 1965 Citroën DS 21 Concorde Coupe, a true French classic by Henri Chapron.
What a beautiful and unusual design! The Citroën DS 21 Concorde Coupé has such a distinctive 1960s character, and the details really show how imaginative car design was during that era. I especially enjoyed seeing the vintage photos—thanks for sharing this fascinating piece of automotive history!
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