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Citroen reveals nostalgia-packed 2 CV Concept EV with $24,000 target price

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First reported by EV Central · 12 October at 12:01 pm

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EV Central·EV specialists·12 October at 12:01 pm

Citroen reveals nostalgia-packed 2 CV Concept EV with $24,000 target price

Citroen has revealed an electric 2 CV Concept at the Paris Motor Show, and with it confirmation the French lead The post Citroen reveals nostalgia-packed 2 CV Concept EV with $24,000 target price…

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The quick read

  • Citroen has revealed an electric 2 CV Concept at the Paris Motor Show with a target price of $24,000
  • The concept vehicle is a nostalgia-packed EV
  • The French lead in the reveal of the electric 2 CV Concept
  • The target price of $24,000 is set for the electric 2 CV Concept

For dealers: Australian dealers should take note of the competitive pricing of the electric 2 CV Concept as it may impact their own EV sales

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The $24,000 target price of the Citroen electric 2 CV Concept is a game-changer for the EV market, as it brings a stylish and nostalgic vehicle within reach of a wider audience

Pricing Strategy

This price point will put pressure on other manufacturers to revisit their EV pricing, potentially leading to a more competitive market and increased demand for affordable EVs

The Citroen electric 2 CV Concept's target price is also likely to influence the pricing of other EV models in the same segment, making it essential for dealers to review their pricing strategies

Competitor Response

Competitors will need to respond to the Citroen electric 2 CV Concept's aggressive pricing, either by reducing their own prices or offering more features and value to justify their current pricing

The reveal of the Citroen electric 2 CV Concept at the Paris Motor Show also highlights the importance of having a strong EV lineup, and dealers should assess their current offerings to ensure they are competitive

Action Plan

This week, dealers can start by reviewing their current EV pricing and inventory, and considering how they can consider offering more competitive pricing or value-added services to stay ahead of the competition

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