Citroen presents Ami One EV Concept at Geneva

The Citroen brand is re-inventing itself again at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, by unveiling its take on urban mobility.

Just as the 2CV made freedom of movement broadly accessible last century, Citroen designed the Ami One EV Concept as an alternative to public transport and other modes of transport such as bikes and electric scooters.

An ultra-compact (2.50m long) two-seater concept vehicle offers impressive agility in urban environments, and the Ami One EV Concept also conveys robustness through its body styling.

The enclosed cabin protects occupants in bad weather. The architecture and design enable users to explore a new driving experience within the city.

Accessible to all from the age of 16 (European countries average/dependent on legislation), the Ami One Concept is for urban customers, with or without a driving licence, who share Citroen’s love for the freedom of movement.

It is part of a 100% digital ecosystem. It offers an innovative ‘on demand’ customer experience at every step in the process (online presentation, test drive request, service configuration, reservation and delivery), and enables customers to easily choose the period of use most suited to their needs.

The digital experience continues with a special mobile app for managing the vehicle and journeys.

Citroen is making its customers’ lives easier in terms of mobility access by offering, via digital media, several options spanning car-sharing, rental and purchase.

The aim is to fulfil customer’s travel needs by addressing all the ways in which they use mobility services (occasionally or regularly, with family or friends, individually or shared) offering complete peace of mind.

Customers can access Ami One Concept for a minimum of five minutes and adjust their usage at any time to several hours, with no commitment.
The options can be customised to each person’s mobility requirements and meet their needs whether it is for five hours or five days of use – as well as over longer periods with rental offers for five months or long-term leasing arrangements for five years.