The French Dispatch

If you are considering the Citroën ëC3, here are some important factors to keep in mind based on our experience driving it

- Kurt Morris

AS PEOPLE BECOME INCREASINGLY AWARE OF how their daily activities affect the environment, electric vehicles (EV) have become more and more popular in recent years. Even though they come in a range of shapes and sizes, smaller cars are typically the best application for EVs. These vehicles can go greater distances on a single charge because they often have lower power requirements due to their lightness. They are also more reasonably priced, which makes them a viable option for individuals wishing to move to EV.

Citroën are renowned for their quirky and unorthodox design aesthetic. The brand's design philosophy places a strong emphasis on creativity and uniqueness, with the goal of producing vehicles that stand out from the competition. The design language of Citroën contains a variety of distinctive aspects, such as unusual shapes, vivid colours, and distinctive lighting features.

The interior of the eC3 is nearly identical to that of the C3 powered by an internal combustion engine (ICE), just like the exterior. The dual-tone console, digital instrument panel, and fabric seats with distinct colour schemes are all included. It maintains the brand identity that Citroën have established with the C3 and looks and feels just like the ICE C3, which should be advantageous in terms of normalising EV.