Car makers have gone on and on for years about so-called urban mobility solutions, but have you ever seen one on the streets? French automaker Citroen finally did something about that by transforming ...

'I've never been car-proud but it takes some getting used to,' says Markwell of the Citroen Ami - Paul Grover We’re doing electric cars all wrong. Instead of great big heavy monsters that may, or may ...

Called the Ami For All, the concept takes Citroën's battery-powered quadricycle and gives it a larger door opening angle as well as the equipment necessary to help disabled drivers out of a wheelchair ...

Citroën launched the Ami in 2020 as an affordable electric city runabout exclusively designed for urban driving. Even though it was often ridiculed for its low speed, simplistic exterior, questionable ...

Citroen has been doing great these past few years as part of the wide-reaching Stellantis since 2001 and of the PSA Group after Peugeot bought out 89.95% of its competitor back in 1976. And it is ...

We love the Citroën Ami here at Road & Track, but the tiny EV is not intended for spirited driving. The microcar's odd proportions make it poorly-suited to hard cornering, and going too fast through a ...

Well, the French have gone and done it again. This time they’ve come up with a cool new limited-edition version of the Citroen Ami, which unfortunately won’t be on sale anywhere else but in France.

Citroen’s quirky little Ami has racked up an impressive 43,000 sales since it launched two years ago, proving that some folks aren’t bothered about speed. The micro EV delivers a grand total of 8 hp ...

Citroen has confirmed that its electric Ami city car will launch in the UK next year. Designed for use in urban areas, the Ami is a two-seater with a top speed of just 28mph, and an electric driving ...

Launching in the UK in spring 2022, Ami is an electric quadricycle designed to meet the mobility needs of people in the UK’s cities and urban environments. Powered by a 5.5kWh battery, Citroën Ami ...

In December 2021, Citroën unveiled the My Ami Buggy concept, a tough-looking variant of the electric quadricycle that proved so popular with the public it spawned a production model. Meet the Citroën ...