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Citroen's Geneva show concept likely to hint at city EV

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Citroen's "double chevron" logo, a version of which has been used since the brand's founding in 1919. (Pierre Albouy/REUTERS)
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By:
Peter Sigal
February 06, 2019 03:00 PM

PARIS - Citroen will debut a concept at the Geneva auto show on March 5 that could point the way to a future full-electric version of its C1 minicar.

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