Video Summary
Here is the requested summary of the YouTube video:The Citroen e-C3 is being reviewed. The model shown is the "You" version of the car, the most affordable, priced at 22,590 euros. An extra 200 euros for the white paint.
There are three trim levels available, all mechanically the same, but different in equipment and aesthetics. The absence of a 10-inch central screen distinguishes the "You" version from the Pack Plus and Max models. The "You" version does not have an adjustable-height driver seat, bicolour paint, roof bars, electronically folding rearview mirrors, nor rear power windows.
The model has a version of CMP, or CC21 platform, modified for an all-electric vehicle. With LFP of 44 kWh battery, it has a front-mounted permanent magnet motor with 113 hp.
There is a 7.2 kW single-phase onboard charger. All trims are mandated to have a rear view camera and automatic lane-keep.
The interior materials are hard plastics, but as is to be expected from a low-cost vehicle. There is a robust phone holder instead of a central screen, along with an online radio app to mitigate lack of infotainment.
Regarding performance, with a 50% battery charge, 144 kilometers of range are indicated. Fuel economy may vary because it is related to the temperature. In-town range is very well, but will go down on the highway.
One must press hard on the brake pedal to go into drive or reverse. In general, low-cost models don’t come with much regenerative braking and “one-pedal driving." Also, this vehicle is fairly quiet on the inside.
All that being said, the range is impressive and is democratizing the all-electric market.
