The ë-C3 has made its debut at Citroën dealerships. It makes a strong statement with a price below €20,000, without sacrificing autonomy.
When a new model is unveiled, the first question often asked is “When will we see it at dealerships?”. Sometimes, the wait is long, especially with new electric vehicles. Initially presented in October 2023, the ë-C3 required a bit of patience.
But now, it’s here: you can see it at the sales points. The electric city car is launched during the open days taking place on June 15 and 16.
You may have seen the commercial on television, which emphasizes the car’s standout feature: a discounted price. The brand highlights an entry price of €14,800 in its ads. It should be noted that this price takes into account the maximum bonus of €7,000, granted to those with a reference fiscal income per share below €15,400, and a scrappage bonus of €1,500.
The list price is €23,300. This is already unprecedented for a versatile city car with a 113 hp electric motor and a 44 kWh LFP battery that provides a good range of 326 km in mixed cycle. For comparison, the Peugeot e-208 starts at €34,100 with 363 km of range. And the C3 comes well-equipped as standard, with features like air conditioning and rear parking sensors.
If you don’t have access to the scrappage bonus and the maximum bonus, you are still entitled to a €4,000 bonus, granted to everyone without income restrictions. This makes the electric C3 €19,300. A very interesting offer indeed.