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Citroën's Concept Reimagines the 2CV as a €15,000 Electric Car

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The Paris Motor Show display will include more than 60 vehicles across eight brands; Stellantis cites more than 50 products slated for launch by 2030.

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Citroën took advantage of the Paris Motor Show to revive one of the most charismatic models in automobile history. The new Citroën 2 CV Concept recovers the soul of the classic and transforms it into an electric utility designed for modern challenges. Far from being just a futureless style exercise, the French brand has already confirmed [...]

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Citroën surprised everyone at the Paris Motor Show with the return of one of its most famous models. The 2 CV Concept revives the spirit of the iconic "duck", but this time in the form of a simple and affordable electric car. The production version could arrive within two years and hit the market with a price tag of around 15,000 euros, or roughly 370,000 crowns.

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CITROËN presented the electric Spaček concept. It aims at a mass of 1000 kg and a price of €15,000. The design is based on the original, and sales should begin in 2028.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Elkann, Filosa and Chaplain outline in Paris the strategy: 'Let's point to Europe' (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Citroën has presented the 2CV Concept at the Paris Motor Show, which interprets the spirit of perhaps the French brand's most famous classic as a fully electric modern car.

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De Tijd broke the news in Belgium on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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