Revealed about a year ago, the Citron Ami is about to hit the Portuguese market, claiming for itself the title of “cheapest four-wheeled tram on the market”.
We say “four-wheel electric” and not electric car for the simple fact that the Ami is classified as a light quadricycle, and therefore can be driven by young people aged 16 and over, with a B1 category driving license being sufficient. Thus, the title of cheapest electric car remains with Dacia Spring Electric.
Powering the small 6 kW (or 8.2 hp) engine of the Citroën Ami is a lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 5.5 kWh, which gives it a range of around 70 km. Charging can be done in just three hours from a 220V household outlet and the maximum speed is 45 km/h.
Seven versions, always low price
In total, the Ami is available in seven passenger versions — AMI AMI, MY AMI Orange, MY AMI Khaki, MY AMI Grey, MY AMI Blue, AMI Pop and AMI Vibe — and a commercial version MY AMI Cargo.As we had already announced, the Ami will be available online — follow this link — at participating Citroën points of sale and through the network of FNAC stores, with the purchase always being made online. Once purchased, the Citroën Ami can be picked up at participating Citroën Dealerships or… delivered directly to the customer's home.
| Version | Price |
|---|---|
| AMI AMI | €7350 |
| MY AMI Orange | €7750 |
| MY AMI Khaki | €7750 |
| MY AMI Gray | €7750 |
| MY AMI Blue | €7750 |
| AMI Pop | 8250 € |
| AMI Vibe | 8710 € |
| MY AMI Position | €7750 |