Trim Levels
- The most basic and cheapest 107 available is the "Access". Lacking the accessories of higher trim levels, it features manual wind up windows, unpainted wing mirrors, no door protectors and two airbags. It also lacks a rev counter and air conditioning. In France, the 'Urban Lite' is simply known as the 'Urban'.
- The 'Active' is considered the most popular trim level for the 107 range. More options are available such as an optional rev counter or air conditioning. It also has side air bags, door protectors, colour coded mirrors, remote central locking and electric windows. In France, the 'Urban' is called the 'Trendy'.
- An 'Urban Move' model was equipped as standard with air conditioning, a rev counter and metallic paint. The Move is available in Zircon Grey and Raven Black. The interior which features Matrix Red Cloth adds to the exclusivity of the Move. This model was updated in 2008 and now features light blue material on the seats as well as on part of the interiors such as around the air vents and speedometer.
- A 'Sport XS' trim level was also offered but was deleted from the range in February 2008. It came in a range of four colours with corresponding body stripes and mirror colours (Diamond White with red stripes, Raven Black with red stripes, Laser Red with white stripes and Zircon Grey with black stripes), alloy wheels, sports exhaust, spoilers on the front bumper and red interior highlights as standard. In 2008, a 'Sport' trim replaced the Sport XS trim.
- A 'Kiss' edition was released in partnership with the UK radio station, Kiss FM. The model featured special graphics on the sides of the vehicle, an uprated Clarion stereo and under-seat amplifier.
- In Portugal it is offered in a two seater only two door van version, as its Citroën C1 sibling for urban use, equipped with the 1.4L diesel engine.
- Verve (available from 2009 facelift) is similar to the Urban Move models, with air conditioning. However, alloy wheels are now standard, along with exclusive Orange interior trim and new body colours.
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