If you're considering making the switch to sustainable mobility, Citroën has positioned itself as one of the most compelling options on the European market. The French automaker hasn't held back, launching a remarkably diverse portfolio of electrified vehicles , ranging from small quadricycles for navigating city centers to spacious vans and SUVs designed for large families.
What makes this brand special is its ability to adapt electric technology to different budgets and needs , making zero-emission cars no longer a luxury reserved for a select few. Whether you're looking for a vehicle for a hassle-free commute or a spacious car for long journeys, there's a model from this brand that fits your lifestyle.
Urban Quadricycles: The AMI and its Buggy variant
For those seeking ultimate simplicity, the Citroën AMI is the star. This two-seater is ideal for short journeys and can be driven from the age of 15. With a 6 kW motor and a 5,4 kWh battery, it reaches 45 km/h and offers a range of 75 kilometers . Charging is very simple, as it plugs into a standard household outlet and fully charges in about 4 hours.
In terms of size, it's tiny, measuring just 2,41 meters long, allowing it to be parked in a small space. Despite being a basic model, it includes LED lights and climate control , as well as a panoramic sunroof that provides a spacious feel. The starting price is around €7.990, although more affordable versions are available from €6.490.
On the other hand, we have the AMI Buggy, a version designed for professionals who need to carry cargo. Its most notable feature is the replacement of the passenger seat with a 260-liter cargo space, bringing the total usable capacity to 340 liters. It is priced at €9.590 and maintains the same mechanical specifications as the standard model.
Compacts and Sedans: ë-C3, ë-C4 and ë-C4 X
If you need something more powerful, the Citroën ë-C3 is the most affordable option in the B segment. This electric SUV has a 113 hp motor and a 44 kWh LFP battery, allowing you to travel up to 320 km . A key advantage is its 100 kW fast charging, which takes the battery from 20% to 80% in just 26 minutes, all at a competitive price of €16.950.
Turning up the intensity a bit, the ë-C4 is the balanced option. Depending on the version, it offers 136 hp or 156 hp, with a range between 357 km and 416 km according to the WLTP cycle . Its design stands out thanks to the Progressive Hydraulic Cushions® suspension, which makes the car feel like it's floating over the road, eliminating unpleasant bouncing. Its price starts at €28.000.
For those who love three-box sedans, the ë-C4 X is the crossover variant. It shares the C4's engines but adds a much larger 510-liter trunk. Its drag coefficient of 0,29 helps optimize fuel consumption, and its interior includes cutting-edge technology with ChatGPT integration into the multimedia system. This model starts at €30.390.
Electric SUVs: C3 Aircross and ë-C5 Aircross
The electric C3 Aircross is a versatile option that can accommodate up to seven passengers and boasts a cargo volume of 1.600 liters . With a 113 hp motor and a 44 kWh battery, it offers a range of 300 km, although a longer-range version is expected soon. Its starting price is €25.990.
The top-of-the-range SUV is the ë-C5 Aircross. This model is pure comfort, with Advanced Comfort seats and a vertical screen called the Waterfall Display. There are two versions: the entry-level model with 210 hp and a range of 520 km , and the higher-spec version with 230 hp and a range of up to 680 km. It's the ideal car for long journeys, with fast charging up to 160 kW and prices starting from €39.490.
Transport and Logistics: ë-Berlingo and ë-SpaceTourer
For work or large families, the ë-Berlingo is an incredible tool. Available in sizes M and XL, it uses a 136 hp motor and a 50 kWh battery to achieve a range of 340 km . It features three driving modes (Normal, Eco, and Power) to manage energy according to the vehicle's load.
Finally, the ë-SpaceTourer is the larger sibling. It can carry up to eight people and offers two battery options: 50 kWh (224 km) and 75 kWh (350 km). At fast-charging stations, the smaller battery charges in 30 minutes and the larger one in 45. Its versatility is at its peak, with two body lengths and a starting price of €36.112.
Tax Burden, Costs and Benefits
Many people wonder how much it really costs to run these cars. While a gasoline car costs around €6 per 100 km, a Citroën electric car can cost as little as €1,30 for the same distance , assuming a price of €0,11 per kWh. Charging a 50 kWh battery can cost less than €6 in total.
Regarding infrastructure, the models are compatible with the CCS (Combined Charging System) standard . For those who prefer to charge at home, the brand offers solutions through high-voltage charging technologies for installing safe home charging points.
Furthermore, buying an electric vehicle in Spain has its advantages. You can take advantage of benefits such as the Auto+ Plan , exemption from registration tax, and various discounts on tolls and parking, although it's important to check the regulations of each autonomous community as they vary by region.
Citroën's range covers all current needs, from the AMI's basic mobility to the power and spaciousness of the ë-C5 Aircross or the ë-SpaceTourer. With prices ranging from €6.490 to almost €48.000, the brand is making electric vehicles accessible to everyone by combining comfort, efficiency, and sustainability in cars designed for everyday use.