Some more Citroën Ami customisation options

Six additional design packs have been released for the tiny Citroën Ami electric vehicle.

All of the themes – named ‘British Globetrotter’, ‘Camo’, ‘Jungle’, ‘Trendy’, ‘Tribe’ and ‘Tutti Frutti’ – make use of eye-catching bodywork decals.

Citroën Ami British Globetrotter Theme (2021) Front Side

Citroën Ami Camo Theme (2021) Front Side

Citroën Ami Jungle Theme (2021) Front Side

Citroën Ami Trendy Theme (2021) Front Side

Citroën Ami Tribe Theme (2021) Front Side

Citroën Ami Tutti Frutti Theme (2021) Front Side

If they’re too subtle, then Ami owners in France can now create their own bespoke liveries instead. The unique graphics are produced by Faab Fabricauto and mailed direct to customers’ homes.

Citroën Ami 'Camo' Custom Livery (2021) Side

Citroën Ami 'Cindy Forever' Custom Livery (2021) Front Side

Citroën Ami 'Flames' Custom Livery (2021) Front Side

Citroën Ami 'I Love My Cats' Custom Livery (2021) Front Side

Citroën Ami 'Tribal' Custom Livery (2021) Rear Side

As previously announced by Citroën, the Ami is going to be available in the UK from spring 2022 onwards. Online reservations are already being taken, but prices and specifications have yet to be confirmed.

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