Citroen C-Zero

The Citroën C-Zero is a small all-electric city car developed with Mitsubishi Motors, which sold it as the i-MiEV, while Peugeot sold the same car as the iOn. It was shown at the world exhibition in Brussels in January 2010 and put on sale at the end of that year, and it stayed on the market until 2020, when the Ami took its place. A 47 kilowatt electric motor drives it from lithium-ion batteries, giving a top speed of 130 kilometres an hour and a range of 130 kilometres. It seats four and has a 166 litre boot. A full charge takes about six hours from a household socket, and a CHAdeMO fast charger refills 80 percent in around thirty minutes. Euro NCAP applied the i-MiEV star rating to it. Citroën had earlier tried an electric Saxo in the 1990s.