Citroen has ditched its all-electric approach to sales of its Berlingo model as a result of “popular demand” for petrol and diesel propelled versions of the MPV.
In a move that seems counterintuitive in a UK automotive sector driving towards a ban on all non-electrified new vehicles from 2030 – and owner Stellantis’ move to make the UK its European base for zero emission van production – the brand has revealed that order books have reopened for internal combustion engine (ICE) Berlingo derivatives.
Production is set to recommence in May, Citroen UK revealed in a statement.
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