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It’s official: Citroën is bringing back its 2CV. The reimagined Deux Chevaux was unveiled today (11 October) in concept form at the 2026 Paris motor show – and the French car maker has confirmed a production version will be ready by 2028, which will be…
We recently bought a brand-new hybrid vehicle using our bonus, which we intended to use as our daily transportation to work. However, after a week of using the vehicle, we noticed jerky movements at times, especially when it changed gears.
Stellantis NV Chief Engineering and Technology Officer Ned Curic plans to continue hiring more engineers as the automaker rolls out dozens of new models as part of its turnaround plan. “There’s room for growth, I am hiring,” Curic said in…
Here, take a look at some of these to see what I mean: — Roberto Von Klathstone (@RKlathstone) October 16, 2026 Here’s another numbnuts who doesn’t know squat about cars: — Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) October 16, 2026 Dr.Chockfull Dampdiapers up there has no idea…
Automakers at the 2026 Paris Motor Show were aggressively mining their heritage catalogs, reviving icons like the Citroen 2CV and Peugeot’s 80s rally legends to sell modern EVs. But underneath the retro charm, a brutal tech war is brewing against new ultra-fast charging…
It's the classic car once used by French farmers and country folk as a cheap, robust way to get around. But businessman Andrew Teverson's Citroen 2CV doesn't just get him from A to B - he's also turned it into a DJ…
Sir, – The launch of the new Citroën 2CV reminded me of a memory of my aunt who travelled from Belgium in the early 1960s in her elderly 2CV. While travelling through Mayo, she stopped to fill up. The attendant took one look at…
I’ve found myself thinking about the new electric Citroën 2CV, a thing of beauty that will probably be a big win for Stellantis. On paper, another EV shouldn’t move the dial. The market is already full of EVs promising bigger batteries,…
The Times of India NEW DELHI: Automaker Stellantis plans to invest another Rs 4,000 crore in India over three years, starting 2027 as it looks to revive the fortunes of its Jeep and Citroën brands through new products, greater localisation and multiple…
Fiat Topolino named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2026 Media Stellantis