Citroen eC3X
Citroen's budget electric hatchback in India, also sold under a Battery-as-a-Service plan.
Starting from ₹11.99 Lakh (starting from, ex-showroom)
- Range
- 325 km
- Battery
- 29.2 kWh
- DC charging
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Variants & specifications
| Variant | Battery | Range (claimed) | DC charging | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | 29.2 kWh | 325 km | — | ₹11.99 Lakh |
Claimed range figures are test-cycle values, not guaranteed real-world range. See real-world vs claimed range.
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Overview
The eC3X is Citroen's electric hatchback for India — a 2026 update of the earlier eC3 with a larger battery and more range, sold in three trims (Live, Live (O), Shine).
It carries a 29.2 kWh battery for a claimed MIDC range of 325 km, with a front-mounted motor producing 57 hp and 143 Nm — modest figures reflecting its position as one of the more affordable electric cars on this site. Like MG's Windsor and Comet, it's also offered under a Battery-as-a-Service plan that cuts the upfront price significantly in exchange for a per-km battery rental fee.
Range figures are claimed, test-cycle numbers, not a guaranteed real-world figure — see real-world vs claimed range for why the two differ.
Citroen eC3X: frequently asked questions
What is the price of the Citroen eC3X in India?
The Citroen eC3X starts at ₹11.99 lakh ex-showroom for the Base variant. On-road price is higher once registration, insurance and any applicable road tax are added.
What is the range of the Citroen eC3X?
Its claimed range is 325 km. Claimed figures come from a standard test cycle; real-world range is typically 15-30% lower, depending on speed, AC use and load.
What battery does the Citroen eC3X have?
It uses a 29.2 kWh battery.
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