Overview
- Citroën revealed the 2CV electric concept at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, presenting a production-intent design the company says it aims to bring to showrooms by 2028.
- The company is targeting a starting price of about €15,000 and a sub‑1‑tonne curb weight to allow a smaller, cheaper battery and lower running costs.
- Citroën also showed a 2CV Fourgonette panel‑van as a design study that could become a light commercial variant, but the firm has not committed to producing that van.
- Key technical details for the passenger 2CV — battery capacity, driving range, charging speed and motor output — have not been disclosed, leaving realistic usability and final price uncertain.
- The revival uses retro styling and simple, repairable design to create emotional differentiation and to compete with low‑priced Chinese EVs while planning European manufacture under the EU E‑Car framework.