The Citroen e-C3 specifications are simple to read, because there is no engine, gearbox range or fuel tank to weigh. A 29.2 kWh battery drives a single electric motor. It makes 56.22 bhp, which works out to 57 PS, along with 143 Nm of torque sent to the front wheels.
Only one drivetrain serves the whole range. Every variant uses the same battery, motor and single speed automatic. That means your choice comes down to trim and equipment, not power or range, which stay constant across the Live, Live (O) and Shine.
Range and charging are the numbers that matter most. The battery is rated for up to 330 km per full charge. A DC fast charger takes it from 10 to 80 percent in about 57 minutes. A 15A home charger fills it from 10 to 100 percent in around 10 hours 30 minutes.
On size, the e-C3 measures 3981 mm long on a 2540 mm wheelbase, the same footprint as the petrol car. The boot holds 315 litres and five people fit inside. Ground clearance is 170 mm. The flat floor of the electric layout keeps the cabin roomy. The battery mounts low in the floor, which settles the ride and lowers the centre of gravity. You can see the e-C3 price for your city.
Feature and safety kit covers dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, a touchscreen and a reverse camera on the higher trims. Read together, the e-C3 spec sheet reads as a plain, roomy EV built for easy home charging. Next, see how far the e-C3 travels.