The slowest police car in the world

There are those who choose the Lamborghini Huracan for basic needs and those who choose green mobility, add an all-electric vehicle to their fleet. The energy transition in the automotive world also includes law enforcement, with the Greek police deciding to add a fleet of Citroen Ami for the means In service on the island of Chalki in the Aegean. Therefore, the quad bike of the French brand will wear the uniforms of the local authorities to navigate the streets of the Greek island, with two cars that will enter service with the police. However, there will also be other low-emission Double Chevron models: two more Ami for the Coast Guard, the ë-C4 as a town hall service vehicle, as well as the ë-Spacetourer minivan and the ë-Jumpy van (ë-Dispatch).

Vehicles will be offered as free rental for 48 months and after this period, Citroën will buy it and donate it to the municipality by Chalki. Thus, the Greek police on duty on the island will be able to boast of green mobility but it is also one of the slowest law enforcement vehicles in the world. Although the full electric quad bike is suitable for the needs of those who have to move in confined spaces and in the city, it does not stand out in its performance as it can reach a top speed of only 45 km / h and has a range of 70 km thanks to its battery. From 5.5 kW courier. In fact, given the moves that have to be made on the island, this is a more than sufficient distance range. Of course, thieves and thieves could easily plant my pain in a stalking situation.

The Greek government has signed with Citroën/Syngelidis Group, Vinci and Akuo Greece a Memorandum of Understanding on the green energy transition in Chalki. Citroen CEO Vincent Cope He said: “We are very proud to contribute to transforming Chalki Island into an island that will be independent, smart and sustainable”. In this regard, the Stellantis brand wants to impart green culture to both establishments and islanders so that they can “take full advantage of electric vehicles” during their daily lives. Citroën will also offer island residents and local businesses the opportunity to acquire lightweight zero-emissions quad bikes, passenger cars and all-electric commercial vehicles with “Free use of all innovative technologies and related applications that you incorporate.”