Smart fuelling

SAVING MONEY: Expert tips for efficient refuelling.

than on a Saturday.

Determining the best time to refuel is more complex and varies among service stations. Many petrol stations change prices at midnight, but not all follow the same schedule. It’s

CITROËN’S electric car, the My Ami Buggy, created quite a frenzy among buyers, with all 800 units destined for Europe selling out in less than 10 hours. This limited series release attracted customers who were eager to get their hands on the unique quadricycle.

Belgium sold all its allocated 65 units in advisable to plan and avoid filling up on motorways, especially before summer and long weekends when prices tend to be higher. Implementing efficient driving techniques can also lower fuel consumption.

Additionally, switching off the engine during long stops, avoiding unnecessary use of air conditioning, closing windows at high speeds, seeking out cheaper petrol stations, and reducing the weight of the car all contribute to fuel savings.

Electrifying speed

Citroën’s My Ami Buggy: Limited Edition Lightning.

a remarkable nine minutes, outpacing France’s record from the previous year. Citroën offered 430 units for France, all of which were sold in just over two hours. Spain also had its moment of glory, boasting the fastest customer who purchased a My Ami Buggy in a staggering one minute and 10 seconds, surpassing last year’s record of two minutes and 53 seconds. The My Ami Buggy, inspired by classic buggies, features khaki bodywork, gold wheels, and a roof­integrated spoiler, giving it a countryside appeal. Mechanically, it shares similarities with the conventional Ami, including a 6kW motor, 5.5kWh battery capacity, a range of 75 km, and a top speed of 45 km/h.