Video Summary
Here is a summary of the YouTube video:The car reviewed is the new Citroen e-C4 Electric.
The reviewer tested the range.
The car had 186 miles of range at the start of the journey.
The car lost three miles of range after driving through town for 5-10 minutes.
Driving on the motorway gives better economy than driving in town in traffic.
The car should have around 50-60 miles left after a 120-mile journey.
Cruise control is used on the motorway.
The car comes with the latest safety features and had a head-up display.
The car has a digital driver's cockpit.
The infotainment display is a clear 10-inch wide screen with android auto and apple car play.
The car also has a built-in navigation system from Citroen.
Android Auto or Apple car play as well as Citroen’s own navigation, all display electric charging points locations.
The Citroen suspension system makes the ride comfortable on bumpy roads.
The car has a 50-kilowatt battery and is rated for a WLTP range of 217 miles.
Charging from 0% to 80% can be done in 30 minutes on a rapid charger, and overnight using a wall box takes about seven hours.
Zero to sixty can be achieved in 9.7 seconds.
The car has a 134-horsepower electric motor with a fast feel from a standing start.
15 miles driving equated to about 9 miles of estimated range lost so showing good efficiency.
Rapid charging at up to 80% can deliver up to 115 miles per hour charging speed then slowing down to 100.
It is better to use the app instead of contactless credit cards for charging.
56 miles were driven and about 104 to 106 miles of range used.
The app will say how much kwh have been delivered.
The car had 73 miles left of range, 65 miles were driven since the car was at 0 miles on the odometer.
The car can be used with or without regenerative braking.
