The price of the compact electric vehicle Citroen Ami, which will be offered for sale by Citroen in the Turkish market, has finally been determined. The price of the car, which is expected to be affordable, unfortunately surprised those who saw it. Despite its surprisingly high price, Ami still received the title of Turkey’s cheapest car.
The electric ‘car’ introduced by the French automotive giant Citroen as a concept in 2019 amiIt was released in 2020. However, last year it was officially announced that the compact car would be offered for sale in Turkey. However, until now, no explanation has been made about the price of Citroen Ami, and no estimation has been made due to the fluctuation in the currency.
Citroen Ami, which is expected to be the cheapest car in Turkey and sold abroad for 6 thousand euros, is known as ‘electric scooter’. It was expected not to be subject to excise duty. While these expectations mean that the price of Ami will be affordable, today the shocking price of Ami in Turkey has been revealed. However, it should be noted that Citroen has not yet listed Ami on its official website.
Citroen Ami Turkey price
Citroen Ami Turkey price 210.000 TL transferred as Ami, which went on sale with a price tag above expectations, took the title of the cheapest car in Turkey even with this price. However, the condition sought for the drivers of the vehicle will be different in Turkey.
Who can use Citroen Ami?
Citroen Ami does not require a driver’s license in its home country of France, and anyone over the age of 14 is legally driving the Ami. While the age limit in other European countries is 16, there will be an indirect age limit in Turkey. For those who want to use Citroen Ami in Turkey, it can be obtained by people who are over the age of 16 for automobile use. B1 class driving license requirement will be searched.
Citroen Ami, which can be charged in 3 hours in household sockets and offers a range of 70 kilometers, is in Turkey It will also not be subject to Motor Vehicles Tax (MTV). The price of the vehicle in Turkey seems to make those who want to buy this vehicle, which is referred to as ‘electric scooter’, think a bit.