Independent designer Dejan Hristov envisioned a modern, electric take on the legendary. Citroen 2CV.
Dejan Hristova hobbyist and independent designer envisioned what a modern, electric reinterpretation of the iconic Citroën 2CV. Although other works have already been done, the artist assures that they have not managed to remain faithful to the original.
The designer even mentioned that the brand itself has used elements of the legendary model in other cars As the C3C3 Pluriel, REVOLTe Concept 2009 and the popular Ami. However, he never did a proper ‘rebirth’.
However, the designer kept the iconic and original silhouette of the vehicle, which was produced between 1948 and 1990. He also left the rounded shape of the roof line, the pronounced fenders and the characteristic hood.
A modern Citroen 2CV
In addition, it has dark tone LED headlights, a minimalist grilla sculpted body surface and cameras that replace mirrors. Also found are full-width taillights and a raised crossover appearance.
A key element is the large diameter alloy wheels turbine style mounted on grippy tires with increased ground clearance. Its plastic coating is limited to the bottom of bumpers and side sills.
staying true to the essence of the original vehicle, much of the roof retracts for an open-air driving experience. Some elements against are: manual wipers and the lack of air conditioning.
However, the designer mentioned incorporates all the required amenitiesamong them one infotainment touch screenclimate control, power windows and a proper audio system.
On the other hand, the model grew 15 inches from the original, resulting in a length of 167 inches. Although it is a hypothetical design, if it becomes a reality, it could use the plataforma STLA Small about the star.
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