The Latest Breaking News from Citroën

A holidaymaker who treated herself to a tattoo during a trip to India mocked her new ink online after the delicate design did not turn out exactly like she had expected

In July 6,766 new plug-in electric cars were registered in the Netherlands, which is roughly 1% more than a year ago.

Semiconductor shortages will "still be a hurdle" for the car industry throughout the rest of 2022, Citroën CEO Vincent Cobée tells FRANCE 24. But he thinks 2023 could be a turning point. In the last 18 months, the EU has seen a "substantial acceleration" towards electric vehicles – Cobée says…

In certain markets, it will be sold strictly as an EV.

The tiny rugged EV won't break lap times, but customers were quick to put down their money to get one.

Citroën will build only 50 units of the My Ami Buggy, which will go on sale exclusively online from June 21 and offer VIP home delivery from August 8.

Citroen Ami is designed for the daily city commute with a top speed of 30mph and a range of 46 miles

The concept model gets a production version.

Future EV designs offer drivers more space and leisure, with fewer parts making production more sustainable

Stellantis, one of the world's largest automotive groups, announced that a little more than a year after its birth, it accelerates its Low Emission Vehicle sales.

The people have spoken and they want SUVs.