Citroën ë-C4 - It's Just Got A Little Something?? 

C4uk member?

I am stuck with a petrol car until I have a spare 30+ K

@@davidlewis4399 I'm not buying new, hopefully used cars with a CCS charger will be in my price range in 2 years

@@davidlewis4399 MG5 has a very competitive price. I hope they keep it similar with the new facelift.

@@davidlewis4399 You could look at used Renault Zoes 2017 and up

Did you get an EV in the end? 😊

Why don't they have numbered keys and memory seats? How hard is that these days?

And less unnecessary weight

All this fake “sportiness” have been ruining cars for a long time. Good for Citroën returning to it's strengths.

It will shoot over the tablet

Christmas video that one.

@@ElectricVehicleMan it probably fits in a Christmas gift box 😄

I’d go for the eNiro.

Coventry with the AMI.

yes you can ignore the zs ev on the issues of RUST check out there owners website about the poll about rust.

@@davidsworld5837 And I believe rust isn't the only issue. Getting anything seen to under the MG warranty is allegedly sometimes problematic. Anything Chinese just will not have sound build quality. Full stop. I can see many of these ZS EV's having their bodywork "reconditioned" after being traded in at 2 to 3 years old......... What a serious contender it could have been if they HAD got it right though? But if it had a much higher standard of fit and finish it would be more expensive. You get what you pay for I guess.......

@roadking080161 it is down to know its has faults and accepting them. i have seen another video that showed very thin and in parts missing underseal on MG by an owner the thing comes is that it is cheap even quiet new models are now going for closer to 19K. But if you only want for 3 or 4 years then you buy new car then no so much a problem but if like me i may be keeping my car 10 year plus it is. I think to keep costs down they have used lower quality items that will need replacement sooner but this will only show up in a few years time. if you have the car resealed your self will this void the warranty but then will they accept any problems with the car if the rust gets so bad in a few years and them repairing it for free. My guess is that very few people will get there car fixed under this they will find some excuss that it was the way you drove the car to get out of doing a repair under warranty

'EU tariff', what gave you that idea? You chose to leave the community!

That's the thick floor pan of battery they will all look like that

@Jack Yes BSUV like Mokka & Fiat 500x, but it is biggest in class- nearly as big as Qashqai. Load length is shorter than CSUVs though.

the UK is in Europe, its no longer in the European Union.

@@100tinsoldiers UK is the new Australia dixit Bobo....what a Trumpette!!!!!!

First official ‘drive’ in Europe.

MG5 for me. I wish it had a flat bed with the seats folded. It would have been perfect!

We picked one 2 weeks ago and it is amazing car! Enjoy!

@@jozef5373 I can wait

most likely battery management electronics or charger... cause this is multi-energy platform, not pure EV...

What about Vauxhall?

Most french cars r not made in France :)

I'd love to buy a British car but I don't fancy a Morgan

We said 2008.

Where would it go in the car other than take loads of room up and be immensely expensive to replace?

Under the bonnet. In the boot lid. I'm sure the designers could figure it out

Octavia shares platform with Golf, but it’s a bigger car. They can vary the size.

This is Citroens equivalent to e-2008 and Mokka (and DS3 Crossback E)

@@sanoj92 Yeah, I looked into t after making teh comment. So this is similar in platform/size to the Cactus. Using a smaller platform expanded for a size above. Thanks.

Any you like and can afford.

@@ElectricVehicleMan Thanks, like Kia e soul, but what I was asking is I spent around 40€ a week for diesel plus oil change basic service, electric car costs around 10000 € more than normal petrol or diesel, when I will start saving money?

Shouldn’t be a job at all! Not every time you climb in and out.

@@ElectricVehicleMan Should not be a job every time you climb in and out I have the Outlander and is covered in black gloss if you are tidy and clean should not be a problem

@@clivecrossley1750 perfect for family life and as a workhorse. Must keep it clean or it looks awful. Exactly why people go for gloss black worktops in kitchens that aren’t meant to be used.

Just like mpg claims really.

Had mine since the end of Octobre. I have gotten 140 - 170 miles of range so far (fairly south in Sweden, so temperatures between appr. -8 to +8 degrees Celsius). What I will get in summer, I do not know yet but probably higher, maybe 170 - 200 miles. Satisfied with that, better than I expected actually.

BEVs are expensive up front because of the battery, but as you drive them they gets cheaper, actually they are already cheaper than a similar ordinary car within a few years. Electricity is a lot cheaper than gasoline, especially if you can charge at home. An EV don't need that much maintenance, no oil changes, next to no brake wear, not much that can go wrong in the drivetrain. Check your daily commute, I travel 52 km/35 miles every day so I would need about the 150 km/100 miles of range to make sure I have enough range on a kold winter day. What about long road trips I hear you ask, then you would need fast charging and about 250-300 miles of range and then plan the charging into your trip and have some nice breaks while charging. Please, check Bjørn Nyland and his 1000 km trips, some EVs can do it in less than 10 hours with a speedlimit of 110 km/h!

@@casperhansen826 EVs are on average £8-10,000 more expensive than the equivalent ICE model of the same car whic by an incredible coincidence just happens to be the amount you would save in running and maintenance costs by buying the EV. I admit to being a cynic who does not believe in coincidence

You’re forgetting depreciation which is far lower for EVs. That makes them cheaper. Cars aren’t worthless when you buy them.

They did not secure it in this video and that is the main point of the thing.

Airbag directs over it apparently

Pretty sure it’s not designed to be used when moving, anymore than cup holders inside a glove box are.

@@ElectricVehicleMan You are now 100% wrong. 😱

Is the airbag in the roof lining as it was in the car cactus?

So is an iPhone.

@@ElectricVehicleMan yes Indeed ! :-D... But engineering and prices are americans.

Congratulations! A Blue Peter badge is in the post 😁

But you've put 14 comments on this channel alone.

Shall I delete it folks so it’s no longer first! 😄

@@ElectricVehicleMan Yes mate!

@roadking080161 Only Yorkshire men.

Are there any competitors to this car from Britain though?

@@sanoj92 Yes.

Multipla is still the king, but this gets close. As a former C4 owner, I'd never buy this abomination.

Disagree. Think it looks good