Citroen India has updated the e-C3X with new styling elements, additional features and a Battery-as-a-Service ownership model. The BaaS option brings the entry price down to Rs 6.89 lakh plus battery subscription charges.

Following significant updates for its stablemates last year, the eC3 is about to receive a much-needed update,; fresh interior and marginally enhanced range expected

The e-C3 for European markets sits on a similar platform to its Indian namesake, but has notable differences in design and tech.

The first fleet induction phase saw Citroen hand over 120 e-C3 EVs in Hyderabad, while the rest will be delivered over the next 12 months.

The first batch of 500 cars was flagged off from Kamarajar Port in Chennai, before setting sail for Indonesia