The Ami, by Citroën, is approaching the United States in part of a brand new subscription service for electric cars. What is this subscription service, as you may be guessing? It’s Free2Move. And Free2Move happens to be a free-floating car-sharing and subscription service. This is in collaboration with the Stellantis Group that followed the merging with FCA.

Now for a monthly fee, you’re able to access their fleet of cars. This includes Citroën and other brands. It’s just several of those cars, that will be available for usage through any major cities in the United States.

Additionally, there’s an offer to include an all-inclusive subscription service. In this, you’re able to rent monthly vehicles, while insurance and maintenance are factors. Free2Move is expanding service in the United States. In a statement, they have made the following known: “Free2move has built a fully digital solution that allows customers to experience a seamless and flexible car subscription service.  Customers can easily onboard, choose their car and order services.”

Citroën is showing that Ami is well equipped with 5.5 kilowatt hours in a battery pack and a 6 kilowatt motor.

It enables about 70 kilometers of range while also demonstrating a top speed of 45 kilometers per hour. There is a significant powertrain in it’s true form. There is a small electric car that can be driven like a light electric quadricycle. In any case, the Ami is able to bring in good features like a glass roof. There is also a super warm interior cabin. This will zip you about the city on a low cost. The Ami of course isn’t too ridiculously expensive. Citroën actually happens to be renting the vehicle through the subscription but it’s the equivalent of maybe $6,000 in Europe. If that makes any sense to you, I don’t mind it making no sense to me.