“Just as the 2CV made freedom of movement broadly accessible last century, Ami One Concept frees up urban mobility for everyone with its unique and popular character advocating a new experience.” ...

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 ...

Unveiled on Tuesday, the concept is a small, electric runabout called the Ami One Concept, and its ethos is not unlike the Citroën 2CV from a century ago: bringing personal mobility to the masses.

The 1948 Citroën 2CV "liberated country life," the automaker said, while the Ami One EV "liberates city life." The Ami One's unveiling also marked the celebration of Citroen's 100th anniversary.

The concept car was unveiled a couple of months ago at the Frankfurt show, and suffice it to say, it wasn’t exactly the best looking debut at the expo. Supposedly reviving the iconic 2CV, the ...

The Duck is back. Well, not officially, at least not yet. But Auto Express has images of an advanced concept design for a new 2CV that seems pretty polished. While the overall look is instantly ...

A complete set of photos of Citroen’s Frankfurt motorshow-bound concept car have leaked online. As you can see from the images, the prototype model bears the name ‘Revolte’ while the ...

Citroen's Latest Concept Is a Literal Chariot That Borrows Influences From the 2CV Published: 15 Dec 2022, 17:59 UTC • By: Sebastian Toma 8 photos ...

Citroen showed an ultra-chic plug-in REVOLTe hybrid concept inspired by its iconic 2CV at the Frankfurt Motorshow. Compact, with a visually-stunning low stance, REVOLTe measures just 3.68m long, 1 ...

Recalling the lines of the classic Citroen 2CV model but with a distinctively modern touch, the Revolte concept was designed as a small, easily maneuverable city car that features a plug-in hybrid ...

French automaker Citroën created the 2CV to replace the horse-drawn cart in rural France, launching it in 1948, keeping it in production all the way until 1991.