The four-year-old Citroen Ami has been given a fresh look, and now it smiles

The 2025 Citroen Ami is here. And while the dimensions of the cutesy quadricycle haven’t changed, the look of it has. The baby non-car is growing up, meaning it’s gone from goofy to happy. Quite literally.

The front fascia moulding now incorporates a ‘smile’ under two headlights – now outlined in black – that have been placed higher. The side lights have shifted down, and with the new badge sitting in the middle of the sharper, sloped front end, the result is a more humanised look.

Decorated wheel hubs embellished with coloured squares not only give the little thing bumper protection, we’re told, but also add to the toy-car appearance of the Ami. It’s all very wholesome, very friendly and uniquely accessible.

There are apparently design cues dating back to the 2CV – of which the Ami is a “legitimate descendant”, says Citroen. The colourful side panel graphics and moulded chevron pattern definitely give the second-gen Ami a certain je-ne-sais-quoi over its predecessor.

Citroen doesn’t mention much about changes in the cabin, so we presume things remain as is. That is, a simple affair of three dash buttons and two very lightweight plastic seats reminiscent of a budget airline.

Elsewhere, it has also revealed the funky Ami Buggy Vision concept. Complete with LED roof lights, yellow-tinted headlights and chunky tyres that can cope with sandy terrain, it's targeted at beachgoers. There’s even a hook to transport a kite surf.

The Buggy is one of a number of different Ami concepts Citroen is showcasing – one ‘My Ami For All’ is an adapted version of the quadricycle for drivers with reduced mobility, with a place to stow a wheelchair. A definitive upgrade from a mobility scooter for sure.