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Why go electric?
The future of motoring is here and it’s electric. And, with the range of new electric and hybrid models from Citroën, it’s easy to make the change.
Citroën electric vehicles
With the UK government looking for uptake of electric vehicles to be complete no later than 2035, there’s never been a better time to switch. Among the Citroën lineup of vehicles embracing this change, you will find some of the most innovative and capable technology around.
Learn more about electric motoring by viewing our most frequently asked questions below.
This depends on your own personal requirements. If you’re after a vehicle that emits zero CO2 emissions, we recommend all-electric. You may, however, prefer a hybrid model if you regularly take longer journeys.
An electric car has a similar servicing schedule to a traditional petrol or diesel model. This will be advised in your vehicle’s handbook.
This depends on a number of factors, most significantly the source of charging. If charging at home via a three-pin outlet, you’ll often need to charge overnight. High-powered public charging stations, meanwhile, can replenish your battery far quicker.
The new Citroën e-C4 has a maximum range of up to 217 miles on a full battery charge.
The new Citroën e-C4 has a maximum power output of 100kW/136hp. It can also deliver 260Nm of torque instantly.
Any vehicle aged over three years is legally required to have a valid MOT certificate, regardless of its power source.
Electric vehicle batteries are designed to last for up to 100,000 miles, with many able to cover up to 150,000 before they require replacing.