Ami continues Citroën's tradition of continuously contributing evolutionary ideas to the automotive landscape. Like the original 2 CV mobilised the masses of the past, Ami brings electric mobility to the masses of today.
Ami's ultra-compact size couldn't be any more practical when nipping in and out of gaps and when parking in cities. Taking up just half a parking space - it's just 2.41 m long, 1.39 m wide and 1.52 m high.
With up to 75 km driving range (WLTP*) and charging from 0% to 100% in 4 hours, Ami represents the practical way for your daily journeys.
Safer than a 2 wheel Ami provides passengers with safe and stable transport with its solid design.
It's also one spare seat to share with a friend.
AMI is a perfect solution to urban mobility, here we answer some of the common questions about Ami in Ireland.
A full Irish driving licence or equivilant European full licence is required to drive AMI in Ireland. Provisional licence holders are not permitted to drive an AMI on Irish roads unaccompanied.
Officially, AMI driver's must hold a B category licence. You can confirm whether you hold a B licence by checking the rear of your driver's licence, the relevant category will be dated.
AMI legally requires car insurance when on Irish roads.
Numerous insurers in Ireland already offer AMI on their systems and quotes can be obtained by contacting them by phone or submitting a quote request through their website.
Despite officially being classed as a quadricycle, motor tax is required for AMI in Ireland.
As AMI is under the electric vehicle category with 0 emissions, it sits in the lowest band of €120 per year.
Ami does not require an NCT to be driven on Irish roads.
However, as per RSA guidelines "under road traffic law it is the owner and driver's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle is always kept in a roadworthy condition when used in a public place... All parts and equipment must be in good working order".
In Ireland, AMI will be delivered with a type 2 charging adapter for use with wall boxes.
This is due to AMI only being manufactured with a 2-pin European plug that fits neatly into the door surround. Charging via a wall box does not decrease charging time as AMI regulates the charge internally.
In order to make AMI as affordable as possible, it will arrive in Ireland exclusively in left hand drive.
This has many benefits including kerbside exit when parking, making it safer to exit AMI.
Its tight 7.20 m turning circle allows Ami to perform quick and easy manoeuvres.
Perfect to park anywhere in a city or to show off in front of your friends.
Perfect as a second or third car for the family.
Environmentally friendly, Ami emits 0 tail-pipe emissions and 0 noise when driving
Ami is all about enjoyment, it's compact size and snappy turning circle makes Ami a bunch of fun.
Plenty of inside clever storage, from 63 Litres to 200* Litres of load volume *(if you use passenger seat as storage)
Delta Retail Park, Ballysimon Road,
Limerick, Co. Limerick V94 N242
061-402000
