Overview
- DfT says the Long Range model qualifies for the maximum discount at the point of sale, with the 73kWh versions limited to the £1,500 band.
- The 97kWh SUV is quoted at up to 422 miles of range and can rapid charge from 20% to 80% in about 27 minutes at 160kW.
- The Citroën joins Ford’s Puma Gen‑E and E‑Tourneo Courier among models awarded the higher £3,750 subsidy.
- Citroën has not announced UK pricing for the Long Range, though the grant will lower the eventual list price by £3,750.
- The grant now covers 38 EVs as officials highlight strong sales and charging‑network investment, with separate reports pointing to a possible pay‑per‑mile tax under consideration.