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Here is the requested summary:- The Citroen C3 is the second cheapest electric car currently on sale, starting at £21,990, but the Max version costs £23,690.
- It’s described as smart looking, appearing more expensive than it is, but the new Citroen logo resembles corporal stripes.
- The design is more non-descript from the side.
- The petrol version has a 1.2L 100HP engine and costs from £18,000.
- The electric version has 113HP. Paying £4,000 more gets only 13 more horsepower.
- It can do 0-60 mph in 9.76 seconds.
- The all-electric range is 199 miles, likely to be 150-160 miles in real-world conditions.
- The rear pillar creates a terrible blind spot.
- If the door is opened without the parking brake on, it makes an annoying noise.
- There is no light for the vanity mirror.
- It has a 10.6 meter turning circle.
- It handles bumps comfortably. Previous Rolls Royce’s used Citroen suspension.
- The interior has lots of layers and textures to the dash, with a quirks but some cheap feeling materials.
- There are physical climate control buttons rather than screen-operated ones.
- 310L boot capacity. There’s a large load lip and no false floor in the boot. The load cover is very light.
- Is equipped with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
- Lacks one-pedal drive and a ‘B’ setting.
- It has good suspension at lower speeds.
- The final verdict: It’s a ‘Buy.’ It’s regarded as a good all-around affordable EV that has no real disadvantages compared to the petrol version.
