Citroën to Give "Buying Power" Back to Europe with Sub-£15k EV
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Many times it has been announced, but in the long run it never materializes. Now it seems to be different. Citroën advances in the development of a new urban electric vehicle that will mark his return to segment A, replacing indirectly the C1. More than a simple successor, the project aims to reinterpret a historical idea to offer affordable mobility in a context where the prices of new cars have skyrocketed.The approach is not casual.The compan…
If millions of Europeans can no longer buy new cars, it's good that there is a big problem in the automotive industry. Citroën thinks he understands why, and the manufacturer intends to make it an opportunity: a future urban segment A for less than 15 000 euros resurrecting the utilitarian and popular philosophy of the mythical 2CV.
Citroën CEO Xavier Chardon has confirmed that the French brand, part of the Stellantis group, is working on a new low-cost city car with a starting price of under €15,000 for its electric version. It's official: Citroën is working on a new electric city car with a target price of under €15,000. This model will recapture the spirit of the legendary 2CV (1948-1990), although it might not be exactly a neo-retro remake. What is almost certain is tha…
The mythical Citroën 2CV is an icon of France that mobilized a Europe still very rural almost a century ago. The most famous 'wheeled umbrella' in history, or at least its raison d'être, is again in force today and the brand of the double chevron works on it, which would be a replacement for the Citroën C1 combustion.Citroën is working on a new urban car project at the moment - a replacement of the Citroën C1 combustion that we have known for mo…
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evshift.comCitroën to give "buying power" back to Europe with sub-£15k EV
2CV had to carry four farmers and 50kg of potatoes; successor will have a more modern remit French firm to modernise famous 2CV brief in bid to revive Europe's endangered cheap car market Citroën's upcoming sub-£15,000 electric car will have "exactly the same purpose as the 2CV did in the late 1940s" in reigniting buyer demand in a stagnant European car market. The French brand's new city EV – expected to be previewed by a concept at the Paris m…
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