Tiny EV concept praised for its extremely clever six-seat design

This super small EV concept car is one for the history books, in more ways than one.

The idea was brought to life by carmaker Citroën and boasts an interesting new way for drivers to get from A to B.

At just 4.10 meters, the car is small by mighty, with a unique design, complete with a projector screen and rear doors that are able to bring in even more light by extending up into the roof

It truly is an RV disguised in an EV body, and thanks to the funky tangerine exterior, you simply won’t be able to lose it in the parking lot either.

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Meet the Citroën ELO EV concept car

The Citroën ELO is here, as the car company unveiled it in all its glory.

The all-electric six-seater is set to bring a whole new outlook on the standard EV with its quirky features.

The release follows on from the 2022 release called Oli, with the EV concept ELO set to include a flat screen that will be reflected onto a reflective film on a transparent screen.

Plus, the most high-tech element of all may be the fact that the windshield can display different information that floats ‘transparently’. So, forget a standard dashboard.

The driver’s seat is another interesting element, with a single spoke wheel having been rethought by 3D printing, plus the seat can even reportedly turn round to face the rest of the cabin, thanks to its unique row design.

Why the name ELO, you ask?

Well, the EV car concept focuses on three main goals –  REST, PLAY, and WORK, with the car even able to facilitate other activities such as surfing and even works as a desk, using the windscreen to display a conference.

Seriously, there’s not much that this EV can’t do.

The car is a living space disguised as a road-runner

Forget just serving a purpose as a tiny EV, the ELO can also be used to sleep up to two people and can even transform into a cinema room too.

The EV has a pair of air mattresses in storage sections in the trunk, which can be inflated using air from a valve beneath the car.

Plus, when these are out, the rear lights even turn into bedside lamps.

The back three seats can also be taken out and used as outside chairs, thanks to the company teaming up with Decathlon.

For those eager to see a prototype, head to the Brussels Motor Show in Germany, where the ELO tiny EV is set to premiere for the first time on January 9, 2026.

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