Citroen Unveils Electric 2CV Concept Ahead of Paris Motor Show
Citroen's electric 2CV Concept revives the classic's styling with a 3.76 m body, while battery and range details remain undisclosed.
Citroen unveiled an electric 2CV Concept ahead of the Paris Motor Show, according to digitaltoday.co.kr. The concept revives the styling of the classic 2CV with a rounded body, round headlamps and a large fabric roof.
The concept's body measures 3.76 meters long, about 10 cm shorter than the original model, and Citroen aims to keep the vehicle's weight at around 1000 kg. The company positions the car as a small electric vehicle between the Ami and the C3.
Inside, the 2CV Concept features a display for essential information and an 8-inch touchscreen, along with a removable radio-speaker and storage basket. Citroen did not disclose battery capacity, driving range or motor output.
Citroen also said it plans to apply new small-car 'E-Car' standards to future production models for Europe.
Earlier 2CV legacy
The original 2CV was launched in 1948 and produced until 1990, becoming a signature affordable Citroen car in Europe. Citroen aims to launch the production model by 2028 with a target starting price of about 15,000 euros.
Quick answers
What is the price of the Citroen 2CV Concept?
Citroen has not announced a price for the concept. It aims to launch a production model by 2028 with a target starting price of about 15,000 euros.
What are the specifications of the Citroen 2CV Concept?
The concept has a 3.76-meter body, about 10 cm shorter than the original 2CV, with a targeted weight of around 1000 kg. Citroen has not disclosed battery capacity, driving range or motor output.
When will the production version of the Citroen 2CV be available?
Citroen aims to launch the production model by 2028.