Citroen has revealed price and specification details for the new 100% electric My Ami Cargo, with the urban business last-mile machine available on the road for £7,995.
This all compact, all-electric vehicle could be a great option for businesses carrying out short or last-mile deliveries. My Ami Cargo has, in place of a passenger seat, modular storage that can be configured to suit the needs of the business. The Ami cabin features a modular upper surface featuring a mobile office layout, a divider to separate the driver from the cargo space, a two-position cargo floor and a 260-litre capacity lidded box to the rear. Coupled with the standard interior storage shared with the passenger version, My Ami Cargo offers a total load capacity of 400 litres.

Eurig Druce, Citroen UK’s managing director, said: “I’m thrilled that we’re able to announce UK pricing and specifications for the Ami 100% electric and My Ami Cargo. These exciting new quadricycles showcase the way the Citroen brand brings innovation, electric mobility and clever design to the widest possible range of people, offering customers a radically different take on urban transport. What’s really exciting is that we are launching Ami in the UK due to huge demand from the public – it’s a perfect example of our ‘Power to the People’ thinking.”
The My Ami Cargo feature an 8hp electric motor, with a top speed of 28mph. A 5.5kWh battery gives it a maximum range of around 46 miles, under WMTC testing conditions. A charging cable is built into the passenger door frame, which attaches to a Type 2 connector, allowing a full charge to be completed in just three hours from a home wall box or a public charging point.

My Ami Cargo will be sold exclusively online
at a fixed price, with customers placing their orders through a dedicated Citroen Ami digital platform. During the online checkout process, customers will be offered either home delivery for a small fee or collection from their nearest approved Ami retailer.
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