How much is a Citroen Ami in the UK?
The Ami will cost from £7,695, and there’s also the My Ami Cargo, a ‘light goods variant’, priced at £7,995. The Citroen Ami can be driven with a ‘Category AM’ driving licence that covers a moped, which allows the licence holder to drive two-wheeled or three-wheeled vehicles with a maximum speed of 28mph. The Citroen Ami is only available in a left-hand drive, two-seater configuration. With a top speed of 28mph it has a 5. Wh battery and 3. W charging capability which provides a practical range for everyday use of 47 miles, and can be charged fully in under four hours.With a range of up to 46 miles (WMTC) and charging from 0% to 100% in just 4 hours, Ami ensures effortless electric mobility for your daily commutes and errands.The Citroen Ami is only available in a left-hand drive, two-seater configuration. With a top speed of 28mph it has a 5. Wh battery and 3. W charging capability which provides a practical range for everyday use of 47 miles, and can be charged fully in under four hours.
What do I need to drive a Citroen Ami?
It is a quadricycle. This means a 16-year-old with a full AM moped licence can drive it on UK roads. For my various blogs I’ve driven everything from a quarter of a million-pound Aston Martin Superleggera to the all-electric Porsche Taycan Turbo, but it is the Ami that got most attention. Technically, the Citroen Ami is a quadricycle. That means it can be driven without a full driving licence, but neither does it have to go through the same stringent safety tests as an actual car.