Citroen has unveiled a van version of its new Ami quadricycle.
The Ami My Cargo vehicle is aimed at the last-mile delivery market in towns and cities. It has a maximum payload of 140kg and load capacity of 400 litres, achieved in part by removing the passenger seat.
It retains the compact dimensions of the two-seat passenger version, measuring 2,041mm long and 1,390mm wide. Citroen has added a vertical partition to separate the driver from the cargo, but says this does not impact visibility.
The My Cargo features the same 5.5kWh lithium battery pack found in the passenger-carrying Ami. The battery is connected to a 6kW electric motor with a maximum range of 47 miles. Citroen claims it can be fully recharged from a standard plug in three hours.
The French manufacturer said fleets with less than 10 vehicles can add a company logo onto the Ami when placing an order. Larger businesses can request bespoke modifications, including painting the body in corporate colours, adding logos and graphics, or wrapping the car to represent their company.
Will it come to the UK, though?
It will launch in France in June with prices starting from €6,490 (£5,600). However, there are no plans to bring it to the UK at present.
That could change, though, as Citroen has set up a website to gauge demand for bringing the passenger-carrying Ami here.
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