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 ...

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 ...

Citroën has started accepting orders for the Ami two-seater electric quadricycle in the UK, more than a year after the vehicle became available in France and other European markets. The reservation ...

The Citroën Ami is an "ultra compact" urban vehicle or "electric quadricycle." The vehicle has a top speed of 28 miles an hour and a range of 46 miles. The Ami is most ridiculous "car" I've ever ...

Citroën will use next month's 2019 Geneva International Motor Show to present a concept that envisions a potential future for mobility in cities. Unveiled on Tuesday, the concept is a small, electric ...

Cars are the future, I increasingly think, especially in the U.S., where huge investment in mass transportation seems unlikely and the infrastructure is designed pretty much exclusively for cars.

With two seats, a tiny price tag, and the capacity for hijinks, the Citroën Ami is the kind of EV we need here in the United States. You may want it even more now ...

Citroën is launching the Ami, a new ~$6,000 mini electric car that can cost just $20 per month and it can be legally driven by a 14-year-old can in France. We call it an electric car because it looks ...

Whether you’d be happy driving such a small car along a busy highway depends largely on your tolerance for risk, though as a local runaround it could be quite nice. But one thing’s for sure: No matter ...

After Citroen received a rousing response to its My Ami Buggy concept in December last year, the company has decided to put a limited-edition version into production. It’s based on the Citroen Ami, ...

French automaker Citroen has created a "non-conformist" electric urban mobility unit that can be driven by 14-year-olds. The Ami first started as an award-winning concept under a nearly identical name ...