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Electric for everyone

CITROËN GOES ELECTRIC FOR ALL

Electric mobility for all “inspired by you all”

CITROËN HAS BEEN DEMOCRATIZING THE AUTOMOTIVE FOR 100 YEARS

And it's far from over!

Since 1919, Citroën has been one of the players in the democratization of automobiles for the general public. Today the brand is continuing this path in the era of electric mobility by making it accessible to all.

Your mobility needs are changing and virtuous mobility is becoming more and more important to you, so Citroën had to put in the Watts!

From now on, Citroën includes plug-in hybrid vehicles, as well as 100% electric models, but also without a license and accessible from 14 years old, all inspired by YOU, by the way you experience cars on a daily basis.

WHAT IS YOUR ELECTRICAL PROFILE?

The plug-in hybrid

You want to drive 100% electric during the week and be able to escape on the weekend with complete peace of mind. You can easily recharge your vehicle at home, at the office or on public roads to enjoy 100% electric mode on a daily basis.

100% electric

You are in an eco-responsible approach, you want to experience a new 100% electric driving, silent, serene and dynamic, discover our range of electric vehicles.

You choose !


OPTIMIZE YOUR AUTONOMY

Citroën presents everything you need to know about the range of electric or plug-in hybrid cars.

CHARGING SOLUTIONS

How to recharge your vehicle, whether electric or hybrid?

To find out everything about daily charging, discover charging solutions.

SERVICES TO MAKE YOUR ELECTRICAL LIFE EASIER

Directly via your smartphone

Program the charging and thermal preconditioning of the vehicle, using remote e-control, via the MyCitroën application.
Plan your long trips taking into account battery life and other major factors via Free2move eSolutions.
Locate charging stations compatible with your vehicle throughout Europe via Free2move eSolutions.

DISCOVER THE CITROËN ELECTRIC & HYBRID RANGE

QUESTIONS ABOUT ELECTRICAL? CITROËN ANSWERS YOU

COST

Are electric cars really cheaper than gasoline or diesel?

Switching to electric is a source of daily savings.

 

Example of comparative cost concerning the New Citroën C4 and ë-C4 electric for 100 km of driving:

● €2.4 in an electric Citroën ë-C4,

● €8 in a Citroën C4 (thermal).

 

Cost of using Citroëns vehicles (based on an electricity price of €0.15/kW for 100 km of driving:

● AMI: €1.1

● C5 Aircross PHEV: €3.5

● ë-C4: €2.4

● ë-Jumpy/ë-SpaceTourer (230km): €3.6

● ë-Jumpy/ë-SpaceTourer (340km): €3.8

● ë-Jumper (200km): €3.3

● ë-Jumper (340km): €3.8

Is the maintenance of an electric vehicle more or less expensive than that of a thermal vehicle?

The cost of using an electric vehicle (excluding energy) is around 30% cheaper than a thermal vehicle (includes extended warranty, periodic maintenance and wearing parts).

For electric vehicles, maintenance is simplified: no draining operation, no replacement of oil filters, clutch, etc.

Workshop visits are less frequent: once every 2 years or 25,000 km after the first year's service.

Our service contract includes complete maintenance of the vehicle including the battery.

How much aid can I receive?

In Malta, when purchasing an electric vehicle, you can benefit from various assistance to significantly reduce the actual purchase cost of these vehicles, such as:

 

● Up to €12,000 Government grants and scrappage scheme when buying a new Electric vehicle,

● €0 licence for the first 5 years,

 

The above is correct at the time of writing, and is subject to change according to Government terms & conditions. 

AUTONOMY

How far can I travel with my electric vehicle?

The question of daily autonomy, whether on short or long journeys, arises in the choice of an electric vehicle.

Citroën offers you the answer through a varied range to meet your needs.

The autonomy of our vehicles is given according to the WLTP protocol (Worldwide harmonized Light vehicles Test Procedures) which gives users a more precise and realistic vision of the autonomy values according to the actual use of the vehicle.

 

In WLTP cycle

Up to 55 km: C5 Aircross Hybrid SUV and up to 650 km in thermal mode

Up to 75 km: Citroën AMI electric

Up to 260 km: electric Citroën ë-Jumper

Up to 275 km: Citroën ë-Berlingo and ë-Berlingo Electric van

Up to 330 km: electric Citroën ë-SpaceTourer

Up to 350 km: Citroën ë-C4 electric

For more details on the range of a particular vehicle, explore the dedicated vehicle pages. Vehicle technical data sheets are also available for download.

 

You should also know that the actual range of your vehicle also depends on several factors:

● Speed,

● The use of heating, air conditioning,

● Your driving style,

● The load carried.

What are the factors that most impact the range of an electric vehicle?

There are mainly 5 factors that impact the range of an electric vehicle:

● Speed: The faster we drive, the more electricity we consume. At 130km/h the range is divided by 2. Superchargers are available on the motorway network. Time for a coffee break or lunch and you can recover up to 80% battery life in around 30 minutes.

● Temperature:

         ø Air conditioning/Heating: There is a loss of autonomy of 10 to 30% depending on the model.

 

It is recommended to program the heating or air conditioning before getting behind the wheel, as long as it is plugged in. Thermal preconditioning is possible from your smartphone via the My Citroën application.

         ø Cold: Loss of autonomy of around 5% when outside temperatures are below 0°C.

● Driving Style: We observed a loss of autonomy of around 10% with sporty driving.

● The load carried: The more your vehicle is loaded (luggage, cargo) the less its autonomy will be.

● Wear: Loss of approximately 10% to 15% after 5 years of use or 75,000 km. At Citroën, the battery is guaranteed for 8 years or 160,000 km at the first expiry date and it is guaranteed for a charge of 70% of its capacity.

What are the factors that most impact the range of an electric vehicle?

If you want to take a long journey with your electric vehicle, simply go to the Free2Move application and subscribe to the Charge My Car offer (€4.99/month, this offer is offered for 1 year to customers ë-C4 electric at the time of vehicle purchase).

From your smartphone, you plan your journey which specifies:

● The number of stops to be planned,

● The recharge time required at each stop,

● The estimated cost of the journey.

Can I recover energy while driving?

For electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, a Brake mode is available:

● It allows energy to be recovered during declaration phases,

● Brake mode, combined with smooth driving, can optimize autonomy by 20% in town.

How do I check the range of my vehicle?

In an electric vehicle, in the same way as a conventional thermal vehicle, the electric autonomy is verified as follows:

 

For a 100% electric vehicle:

● The range is displayed next to the speedometer,

● Autonomy is calculated in real time, taking into account the various factors likely to impact it.

 

For a plug-in hybrid vehicle:

● The meter displays the remaining electrical autonomy and thermal autonomy on the same screen,

● A blue light located on the rearview mirror tells you when you are in electric mode.

 

You can also check, remotely, at any time the level of autonomy and the state of charge of your vehicle, using the My Citroën application.

RECHARGE

How and where can I charge my vehicle?

Whether at home, at the office, during outings near your home or on longer getaways, many charging solutions exist.

At home, this is the most used charging solution: with this charging solution, take advantage of the night to recover all your autonomy. On a socket or on a Wall box, it's up to you to choose depending on the kms you cover daily, your charging possibilities outside, the one that best suits your needs.

For professionals, get help from our partners in the diagnosis and installation of charging stations depending on the size of your electric fleet, your autonomy needs, etc.

You can also find charging solutions on the street more and more easily: in town when going out, in the parking lots of shopping centers or supermarkets, etc. The Charge My Car service available on the Free2Move app will allow you to locate available terminals, guide you there and facilitate payment.

And on the motorway network you will be able to benefit from fast charging stations allowing you to recover a lot of autonomy very quickly.

How long does it take to charge my vehicle?

The charging time depends on several factors such as the power of the battery, but above all the type of installation chosen.

Several types of terminals, domestic or public, exist with several power levels. To find out everything about the different charging solutions available and the charging time, browse the dedicated page.

For each vehicle, you have a charging time simulator available on the dedicated vehicle pages; use it to help you better choose the solution that best suits your needs.

 

Some examples :

SUV C5 aircross Hybrid: 100% charge (55km) in 2 hours on Wall Box 7.4 kW**

AMI electric: 100% charge in 3 hours on standard socket

ë-C4 electric: 80% recharge in 30 minutes on a supercharger*

Electric ë-SpaceTourer: 80% recharge in 30 minutes on a supercharger*

ë-Berlingo Electric van: 80% recharge in 30 minutes on a supercharger*

ë-Jumpy electric: 80% recharge in 30 minutes on a supercharger*

Electric ë-Jumper: 80% recharge in 1 hour on a supercharger**

 

* Charging time on a 100 kW terminal ** Charging time on a 50 kW terminal

Is there a charging standard?

Citroën electric and hybrid vehicles are compatible with the European standard and therefore compatible with all terminals in Europe.

Citroën electric vehicles (excluding Citroën AMI) are compatible as standard with fast charging at a 50kW terminal for ë-Jumper and 100 kW for other vehicles in the range.

Can I charge my electric vehicle on a conventional outlet?

You can charge your vehicle from a conventional domestic outlet, with a specific cable intended for this use. On an electric vehicle (excluding AMI) this is mainly an emergency charge because charging times are very long with this type of connection.

 

If you want faster charging, opt for installing a reinforced socket or a Wall box.

Is it possible to recharge your electric vehicle in a public car park?

If the parking lot is equipped with charging stations, payment will be made according to the pricing conditions set by the parking lot manager.

Which cable to use?

Some cables are supplied as standard equipment and others are specific equipment available to order as accessories.

Each charge has its own cable.

 

Electric and hybrid vehicles:

● Standard mode 2 cable: for use on a domestic socket.

● Reinforced mode 2 cable: for use on a reinforced socket.

● Single-phase mode 3 cable: for use on a 7.4 kW Wall Box or public terminal. On C5 Aircross Hybrid you will need to take the 7.4 kW on-board charger as an option when purchasing the vehicle.

 

Electric vehicles:

● Three-phase mode 3 cable: for use on a three-phase Wall Box or public terminal. You will need to take the 11 kW on-board charger as an option when purchasing the vehicle.

Can I schedule my electric vehicle to charge?

You can start a charge, program delayed charging and pre-conditioning of the cabin, all from the comfort of your sofa using the My Citroën application.
SERVICES / MAINTENANCE / WARRANTY

How do I create my My Citroën account?

To create your My Citroën account, nothing could be simpler, first download the application from the App store or Play store depending on your equipment.

To register easily, bring your registration card with you. To pair your vehicle with the application and take advantage of all the features, you will need to enter the VIN number and current mileage of your vehicle.

You will find the chassis number (VIN), made up of 17 alphanumeric characters, at reference E of your registration certificate. Then easily find your mileage on the meter.

Once you have completed all this, you can benefit from the entire digital ecosystem of your Citroën and all the connected services at your fingertips.

How to maintain your electric vehicle?

Maintaining an electric vehicle is very simplified, which is a real advantage:

 

● Less frequent maintenance than on a thermal vehicle,

● No draining operation, replacement of oil filters, clutch or exhaust check,

● Less frequent workshop visits: approximately every 2 years or 25,000 km,

● A systematic diagnosis is carried out by the Citroën approved network during each vehicle service.

How long is the battery warranty?

Whether it is an electric vehicle (excluding AMI) or a plug-in hybrid, Citroën commits to a traction battery warranty of 8 years or 160,000 km at the first expiry, for a minimum charge of 70% of its capacity.

 

On AMI the warranty is 3 years or 40,000 km.

The starting battery (12 Volt) is guaranteed like the rest of the vehicle.

Can I test my battery? How do you know if it is in good condition?

You cannot test the battery yourself. You need a diagnostic tool that will read the fault codes and allow their analysis.

 

A systematic diagnosis is carried out by the Citroën approved network during each vehicle service.

 

For an electric vehicle, the customer can request a “battery capacity certificate” each time their vehicle is serviced if they have a service contract including maintenance.

What to do in case of battery failure?

Your handset provides you with all the information about your battery level and you have a 30 km alert for electric vehicles. In the event of a battery failure, roadside assistance is included in Citroën offers and will pick you up in less than 40 minutes on average.

Be careful not to confuse “battery failure” with power failure”:

 

● Battery failure:

         ø 70% of the battery capacity is guaranteed,

         ø Assistance* for 8 years or 160,000 km for at least 70% of its load capacity,

         ø Average intervention in 40 minutes.

 

● Power failure:

         ø Free assistance is included in service contracts and towing to the nearest terminal,

         ø You have an alert 30km before the breakdown,

         ø Average intervention in 40 minutes.

 

* For Citroën Ami: 3 years or 40,000 km

Is my electric or hybrid vehicle subject to technical inspection?

Yes, it is subject to technical inspection in the 4th year for a new vehicle, then every 2 years, as for thermal vehicles.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

What happens to batteries at the end of their life?

The STELLANTIS group has set up a process for collecting and recycling batteries from electric vehicles and hybrids in all points of sale in Europe, in partnership with recognized European recyclers.

 

The European Directive requires a recycling efficiency of at least 50% (related to the mass of the battery).

 

STELLANTIS, via its partner recyclers, ensures a recycling efficiency of at least 70%.