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French automaker Citroën is developing a small electric city car priced under $16,000, aiming to bring new vehicles within reach of millions of Europeans priced out of the market. The project echoes the brand's legendary 2CV that helped mobilize postwar Europe.
The beloved French "people's car" is making a comeback after 35 years, this time as an affordable electric vehicle priced under $18,000. Citroën's revival of the iconic 2CV could finally make electric mobility accessible to everyday drivers.
One of Europe's most beloved cars is making a comeback as an affordable electric vehicle that could change the game for EV accessibility. Citroën will bring back the iconic 2CV as a stylish electric model priced under €15,000, making it one of the most affordable EVs in Europe.
The beloved French "people's car" is making a comeback 36 years after production ended, this time as an affordable electric vehicle priced under $17,400. Citroën promises to democratize electric mobility with the same simple charm that won hearts for decades.
In 1980, a young Spanish biologist drove a tiny Citroën across the Sahara with a dream. Four decades later, Luis Arranz has become one of Central Africa's most experienced conservation leaders, proving that protecting wildlife requires patience, community trust, and staying power.
European regulators just proved they're willing to adjust ambitious climate rules when reality demands it. The EU's decision to ease its strict 2035 combustion car ban shows policymakers are finally partnering with industry to make the electric transition work for everyone.
New Zealand racing driver Mitch Evans battled through wet Miami streets to capture his 15th Formula E victory, climbing from ninth on the grid to first in a stunning display of skill. Fellow Kiwi Nick Cassidy kept his championship lead despite finishing 16th.
European drivers are embracing electric vehicles like never before, with sales surging nearly 50% as the continent accelerates toward a cleaner transportation future. One in five new cars sold in early 2026 was fully electric.
After years of killing off affordable small cars, automaker Stellantis just announced it will launch electric city cars starting around $17,500 in Europe by 2028. The move could help lower-income families go electric while creating hundreds of manufacturing jobs in Italy.
Morocco has transformed into Africa's top car manufacturer, with automotive exports now surpassing revenue from its traditional phosphate industry. The nation's economy is projected to grow at 4% annually, double the rate of neighboring Spain.