- 2 CV Fourgonnette Concept shown in Paris.
- Electric light commercial vehicle design study.
- Van version of the 2 CV Concept.
- No production model planned in short term.
At the 2026 Paris Motor Show, Citroën is presenting the 2 CV Fourgonnette Concept, a light commercial vehicle displayed alongside the 2 CV Concept. The design study takes the silhouette of the original 2 CV Fourgonnette and reworks it as an electric van for current needs.
Generations of tradespeople, shopkeepers and delivery drivers relied on the original. With the new concept, the company’s designers set out to carry that spirit into an accessible, practical and ingenious electric vehicle with a design that is instantly recognisable.
A van version of the 2 CV Concept
Conceived as the light commercial version of the 2 CV Concept, the Fourgonnette follows the same guiding principles, namely a focus on the essentials, ingenious design and particular attention to ease of use. The brand says this brings simple, joyful and more human electric mobility to the professional world.
The project also points to the relationship Citroën has kept with professional customers for more than a century, offering vehicles meant to make life easier for those who work, run businesses and travel every day.
Citroën chief on the 2 CV Fourgonnette
Xavier Chardon, CEO of Citroën and DS Automobiles, described the original as more than a workhorse. “Simple, ingenious and accessible, it above all possessed something few commercial vehicles have: a soul,” he said, adding: “Because being useful should never mean being ordinary.”
No production plans for the concept
Above all, the van is described as a passion project, a free expression by the company’s designers born from a spontaneous wish to bring back a model that defined its era. It does not preview a future production model in the short term, although the manufacturer says it opens up new avenues for consideration.
Citroën frames the study as a lighter, more accessible and more essential electric light commercial vehicle, faithful to the original but aimed at the uses and challenges of tomorrow. For now, it remains a design study on show at the 2026 Paris Motor Show.
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