Citroën Launches Affordable Electric Mini-Car for Urban Teens, Made in Morocco

The launch of the new 100% electric vehicle will take place after deconfinement. The marketing of this model will therefore begin on May 11, the date of deconfinement. Citroën has manufactured this mini-car for an urban and very young audience. French teenagers aged 14 can already drive it.

The wish of the French manufacturer is to use non-traditional distribution methods to attract this clientele: 100% online customer journey, car-sharing, long-term rental..., reports L’Usine Nouvelle.

The no-license and low-cost "Ami" car has a range of 75 kilometers; which allows the driver to comply with the 100 kilometer travel restrictions after deconfinement. With a 6 kW engine, this mini-car manufactured in the PSA plant in Kénitra, Morocco, also limits the driver’s speed to 45 km/h.