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Citroen to launch full-electric minicar for India based on New C3

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Stellantis plans to build a European version of the Citroen New e-C3 (shown) in Slovakia. It is currently built in Chennai, India, and sells for about 16,000 euros.
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By:
Peter Sigal
January 13, 2023 12:39 PM

MADRID -- Citroen will launch a full-electric version of its New C3 minicar next month in India, but it’s not clear if the car will be developed for Europe as a rival to the Dacia Spring.

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