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Citroën vehicle autonomy

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT AUTONOMY

The question of daily autonomy, whether on short or long journeys, arises in the choice of an electric vehicle.

 

The autonomy of our vehicles is given according to the WLTP cycle (Worldwide harmonized Light vehicles Test Procedures). This approved value may vary depending on different factors: discover the information that will allow you to better understand and better enjoy the electric driving experience.

YOUR DRIVING AND OTHER FACTORS IMPACT RANGE

SPEED

At 130km/h, the range of a 100% electric vehicle is halved compared to the WLTP approved range.

Superchargers are available along the motorway network to allow you to quickly regain autonomy during a coffee break or lunch: up to 80% in 30 minutes (depending on vehicles, 100kW supercharger).

 

TEMPERATURE

Climatic conditions and their consequences: need to heat the passenger compartment, to cool it have an impact on battery life.

Use thermal preconditioning when the vehicle is charging to start at the right temperature and optimize range.

 

DRIVING STYLE

Your driving style has a significant impact on the range of your vehicle.

Choose smooth driving to optimize it.

 

THE LOAD CARRIED

Driving with accessories on the roof or with a significant loading weight will have an impact on the consumption of your vehicle. 
SIMULATE THE AUTONOMY OF YOUR VEHICLE
You can evaluate the range of Citroën electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles based on speed, driving style and temperature. As an example, simulate the autonomy of the ë-C4 Electric.

ADOPT ECO-DRIVING

Smooth driving

By adopting flexible driving, you avoid excess energy consumption. Anticipate your braking and deceleration, limit jerks. On expressways, adapt your speed as much as possible, as high speeds quickly reduce the range of your car.

Precondition your vehicle

Take advantage of charging times to pre-condition your car without impacting its charge level. This way you limit the energy consumption of air conditioning or heating systems when you ride.

Use brake mode

Whenever possible, use your engine brake instead of the brake pedal. This will allow your electric or hybrid vehicle to recharge its battery during braking and deceleration.

Watch the tires

Beyond your safety, it is essential to ensure that your vehicle's tires are in good condition and properly inflated to optimize energy consumption.

DISCOVER THE CITROËN ELECTRIC AND HYBRID RANGE