Citroën showcased its electric 2 CV Concept at the Paris Motor Show, following earlier teasers. This concept car revives the design language of the original 2 CV, first introduced in 1948.
While currently a concept, Citroën announced plans for a production model inspired by the 2 CV Concept. This electric vehicle is expected to launch within the next two years with a target starting price of 15,000 euros (approximately $16,800).
The 2 CV Concept incorporates modern updates while retaining the original's emphasis on affordability, lightness, practicality, and versatility. Interior features include recessed door panels, wide seats, a removable front seat, a detachable radio, and a removable storage basket instead of a center console. The dashboard is replaced by a single stem supporting the steering wheel, control lever, paddle-shift gear selector, and an eight-inch touchscreen.
Many conceptual features may not appear in the final production model due to automotive regulations. Citroën stated its intention to create a "more accessible, lighter and more essential electric car" for the market version of the 2 CV Concept. Citroën vehicles are not sold in the United States.
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Citroën revealed an electric 2 CV Concept at the Paris Motor Show, drawing inspiration from the original 1948 model. The company plans a production version within two years, aiming for a starting price of 15,000 euros.