The Citroën 2CV was presented in 1948 as an affordable family car. Being cheap is the only thing that connects this veteran with the Ami, an electric “sans permis” that several journalists and car ...

Citroen is showing off a new EV called Ami that is designed to take two people around town with no emissions. The 100% electric vehicle is a cumulation of the work that the company started with the ...

is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. Citroën says the cars will be available to rent on both a ...

The 1967 Citroën Ami should have been the moment this oddball family car settled down. Instead, it doubled down on being ...

Citroen has confirmed a commercial vehicle version of its Ami electric city car will arrive in the UK next year. Hot on the heels of the passenger-carrying Ami, the new model will join Citroen’s ...

Citroen wants Europe to change the way it thinks about vehicle ownership. Not with a concept car or some far-off scheme, but with something coming to the real world. Its name is Ami. There's no driver ...

You've probably heard of the Citroën Ami EV, a micro EV that's small enough to be driven by 14-year-old teeny boppers without a full driving license – in France, at least. Nevertheless, the Ami is a ...

Citroen's Ami is a weird little car. Actually, in Europe, it's not even considered a car. Instead, it's regarded as a "quadricycle," which means it's subject to different tax and licensing ...

Imagine yourself navigating the crowded streets of Paris in the near future behind the wheel of something very similar to this Ami One concept by Citroen. It’s part of the French automaker’s vision ...

Mat Watson recently had the opportunity to review the Ami, a quirky urban dweller that’s considered a light quadricycle back home in France. 14-year-old teens can drive this squared-off EV after ...

Citroen’s concept car for the 2019 Geneva Motor Show is called the Ami One and represents the brand’s vision of future urban mobility. The show car is 2.5 meters (98 in) long, 1.5 meters (59 in) wide ...

Next month, Citroën will celebrate its 100 anniversary, as company was founded in March 1919 by French industrialist André-Gustave Citroën. The company says that it's perpetuating 100 years of ...