The Citroën Ami is a two-passenger electric quadricycle offered by the French manufacturer Citroën, produced from 2020 and marketed from June 2020. The vehicle has been developed by Altran as a turnkey program. It was announced in 2019 as the concept car Ami One.
How much is the Citroen Ami?
In France, the basic Ami costs €6,990 (£5,945) rising to €8,350 (£7,119) for the My Ami Vibe. However, UK cars will come with a Type 2 EV charging adaptor in addition to a three-pin plug, which may add a little to the price; Citroen hopes to get it as close to European prices as possible, though.
Is Citroen Ami legal in UK?
It's illegal to use on motorways and you don't want to be wandering out of 30mph zones. Depending on your country, you can drive the Ami from the age of 14, and without a driving licence – although, probably sensibly, it's being introduced as only available to over 17s with a licence in the UK.
Do you need driving license for Citroen Ami?
Ami One Concept vehicle is just 8.2ft long and can reach a top speed of 28 mph (45 km/h). It features a solid cube-shaped cabin and – in line with the average European driving licence legislation – can be driven by anyone from the age of 16, with or without a full driving license.
How safe is a Citroen Ami?
Reliability & safety As it's classed as a quadricycle, the Ami won't be subject to the same crash legislation as a model like the Dacia Sandero, and this goes hand-in-hand with its limited top speed. For this reason the Ami can't be compared with most other cars but is most likely safer than being on two wheels.
What is Citroen smallest car?
Citroën Ami EV Is The Perfect, And Smallest, City Car. Perhaps the most impressive detail about the Ami is its price tag, which Citroën pegs at just $6,600.
How fast can a Citroën Ami go?
Ami One Concept is 100% electric and charges easily in two hours. It reaches a top speed of 30mph without emitting CO2 and has a range of 60 miles making it perfect for urban journeys.
Can a 14 year old drive a Citroen Ami in the UK?
The Adorable Citroen Ami Can Be Driven By A 14-Year-Old With No License. … The adorable, dinky vehicle – which was previewed by last year's Ami One Concept – is classed as a quadricycle, meaning in some European countries, you can drive it from age 14 with no driving license.