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French automaker Citroen raised plenty of eyebrows when it first showcased its concept for an electric quadricycle that was eligible to be driven without a driver’s license, but the company has now unveiled a wonderfully socially conscious version of the pod-car that is designed to be accessible to people with disabilities.
The ‘Ami for All’ electric quadricycle prototype contains a number of modifications that are designed to cater to drivers with disabilities. For example, acceleration and braking controls can be used by hand, while one-handed driving is made easier by virtue of a steering wheel-attached knob. Meanwhile, the driver-side door offers easier access to the interior, with the vehicle featuring mounting equipment for a wheelchair.
Showcased at the 2023 Paris Autonomic fair, this electric quadricycle is being positioned by Citroen as a vehicle that aims to “restore autonomy to those who have lost it.”
Image Credit: Citroen
