A revolutionary electric car is promising to get people on the road for just £20 a month. The Citroen Ami is a zero-emission quadricycle - a four-wheeled 'microcar' - with a top speed of just 27..9mph.
It is designed for the daily city commute and features a 6kW electric motor and 5.5kWh battery for a range of 46 miles. The vehicle measures just 2.4 metres long and 1.4 metres wide, with no boot or bonnet. It does, however, come with enough space in front of the passenger seat for an airline carry-on.
Th Ami costs £19.99 a month on Personal Contract Purchase (PCP), over 24 months, with a customer deposit of £2,369. When buying the quadricycle outright, the price rises to £7,695, making it one of the cheapest electric vehicles on the market, reports the Express.
