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Citroën 2CV Fourgonnette Concept: Electric Reinterpretation of the Classic 2CV Van Debuts in Paris

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Post from October 21, 2026

Citroën has unveiled the 2CV Fourgonnette Concept in Paris. The all-electric commercial vehicle concept aims to reinterpret the historic 2CV Fourgonnette, also known in Germany as the "Kastenente," to meet the needs of modern commercial customers.

Citroën has unveiled the 2CV Fourgonnette Concept in Paris. The all-electric commercial vehicle concept aims to reinterpret the historic 2CV Fourgonnette, also known in Germany as the "Kastenente," to meet the needs of modern commercial customers.

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Post from October 21, 2026
White Citroën delivery van parked in front of a large modern building at sunset.
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The new design study brings this original idea into an electric vehicle concept. Rather than focusing on extensive technical equipment, it emphasizes essential functions, user-friendliness, and straightforward operation in everyday commercial use.

The concept draws inspiration from the distinctive boxy shape of its historic predecessor. The combination of a compact vehicle architecture and distinctive design is intended to demonstrate what a lightweight electric commercial vehicle could look like in the future.

Small Electric Van Designed for Commercial Use

The 2CV Fourgonnette Concept is conceptually based on the 2CV Concept, which was also unveiled in Paris.

The focus is on a simple vehicle design, practical solutions, and maximum everyday usability. The concept is therefore aimed at potential applications in skilled trades, urban delivery services, and small businesses.

White Citroën delivery van viewed from behind, parked in front of a large modern building at sunset.
(c) Citroën

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