Remember the cute looking Citroën Ami? Well, that tiny two-seat electric vehicle which we first laid eyes on as a concept last year, is going into production with a spring release confirmed.
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Measuring just 2.41 metres long, it is classed as a “light quadricycle” much like the Renault Twizy. And this means that it can be legally driven in France by teenagers as young as 14-years old while in the rest of Europe, it can be driven by 16-years olds.
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It doesn’t even need a driving license to be operated!
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Citroën says it will sell the Ami outright and has hopes to rent it out like electric scooters and other micro-mobility solutions.
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It will be available to rent on both a monthly and minute-by-minute basis. Monthly rents will be as low as $22 (after you make an initial payment of $2,919).
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If you want one to own it can be yours for around $6,600.
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It features symmetrical doors, bumpers, and even under-body panels.
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It also has an incredibly stripped down interior – you need to use your own phone and a Bluetooth speaker if you want a basic bit of functionality like listening to music.
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A companion app can provide you details such as the car’s current charge status, mileage, maintenance alerts and it can locate nearby charging points.
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It has a top speed of just 45kph which is also the same limit as the fastest e-bikes in Europe.
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Citroën says it has a driving range of up to 70km from the car’s 5.5 kWh battery.
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The small battery means it can be fully charged from a standard 220v European wall outlet in just three hours.
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