Citroën ë-C3 Aircross: Up to 10,000 € in purchase aid for this electric SUV at affordable prices

Already available at competitive prices, the electric C3 Aircross benefits from a 3,000 € buyback subsidy and an enhanced EU grant.

Too expensive for an electric car? Not with Citroën, which has launched a new C3 lineup with aggressive pricing, targeting Dacia. And even though the listed prices are attractive, the brand still offers additional incentives.

The SUV version of the C3 Aircross is now available with a buy-back bonus of 3,000 €. In addition, there’s the enhanced EU rebate, which ranges from 3,650 to 7,000 € depending on income levels—this amount has been increased for lower-income households with a per-person tax income below 11,249 €. It’s worth noting that for households with a per-person tax income between 11,249 and 16,881 € (the 4th and 5th deciles), the rebate remains at 6,100 €. This results in a discount ranging from 6,650 to 10,000 €!

Under Citroën’s terms, the buy-back offer includes the largest battery option, which is highly recommended. With this 54 kWh battery, the range in mixed conditions is 400 km, offering great versatility (the smaller 44 kWh battery provides a range of 309 km).

The top-tier model starts with the well-equipped Plus intermediate trim. It includes a 10.25-inch touchscreen with Apple Car Play and Android Auto wireless connectivity, automatic climate control, adaptive headlights, a rear camera, electric rear windows, and a more refined appearance (17-inch wheels, front and rear bumpers, etc.).

In this configuration, the listed price is 32,050 €. It can drop to 22,050 € with maximum subsidies! This is an excellent price for this family SUV, as it measures 4.40 meters in length and offers great space despite having the price of a city car.