While Citroën’s overall market presence is still modest, with just 610 units sold in the whole of June 2025, according to industry data, the eC3 stands out for offering a credible EV experience at the price point. Citroën is celebrating its 4th anniversary in India and giving up benefits up to Rs 40,000 nationwide, across the lineup.

With an ARAI-rated range of 320 km, a spacious cabin, and a 10.2-inch infotainment system offered as standard, the eC3 appeals to city dwellers looking for a practical and affordable electric daily driver, with a flair of added style

The entry-level eC3 Feel is priced at ₹12.90 lakh ex-showroom and about ₹13.77 lakh on-road in Delhi NCR. It offers a solid package for first-time EV buyers, with a 10.2-inch touchscreen, wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, dual airbags, and manual AC. While it misses out on fast charging, it delivers more cabin space and infotainment features than rivals like the Tiago EV Long Range or base Punch EV at a similar price.

Move up to the Shine variants, and things get more well-rounded. With prices ranging between ₹13.26 – ₹13.53 lakh ex-showroom (₹14.17–₹14.43 lakh on-road), Shine trims add useful features like DRLs, rear wiper and defogger, reverse camera, and LED indicators. These upgrades improve practicality, especially for city driving in rough weather. The Dual Tone and Vibe Pack options further enhance the car's styling, giving it a youthful edge compared to more conservative options like the Comet EV or base Nexon EV.

Citroën is also offering a flat ₹40,000 benefit across all eC3 variants this July, including a ₹25,000 scrappage bonus and ₹15,000 exchange or loyalty benefit. At a time when discounts on entry-level EVs are rare, this adds real value.

While Citroën’s brand reach is still growing, the eC3 stands out with its comfort, spaciousness, and unique styling. For buyers prioritizing value, features, and quick delivery, the Shine variants in particular strike a sweet spot under ₹15 lakh on-road.

Where Do I Buy Citroën eC3 In Delhi NCR?

Considering Citroën is a relatively new brand in India, they have plenty of showrooms in Delhi NCR that you can visit.

• La Maison Citroën – Okhla (Delhi)
  Located in South Delhi’s industrial hub, this prominent outlet by Auto Best Emperio handles both sales and service. Popular among buyers from New Friends Colony and South Extension, it’s known for its lounge-like setup and smooth test-drive process—ideal for eC3 and C3 Aircross shoppers.
• La Maison Citroën – Sector 29 (Gurgaon)
  Near HUDA Metro Station, this showroom caters to Gurgaon and South Delhi customers. Also run by Auto Best Emperio, it’s praised for quick deliveries and informed staff—especially popular among buyers eyeing Shine and Max trims.
• La Maison Citroën – Sector 63 (Noida)
  Situated on the Noida-Ghaziabad border, this compact dealership draws buyers from Indirapuram and Vaishali. Known for prompt follow-ups and test-drive availability (eC3, C3 Turbo), it’s a rising choice for young EV buyers.
• La Maison Citroën – Raj Nagar Extension (Ghaziabad)
  A newer outlet serving the NH-58 region, it offers full sales and service. Favoured for its polite staff and relaxed approach, it's a convenient pick for customers from Meerut Road, Modinagar, and beyond.

For the full list check out our dedicated page on Citroën dealerships in and around New-Delhi.

What's the actual cost of owning a Citroën eC3 in 2025?

If you're considering making the switch to an electric car, the Citroën eC3 offers one of the most budget-friendly entry points into the EV world. It delivers a certified ARAI range of 320 km on a full charge, powered by a 29.2 kWh battery, which is more than enough for the average city commute.

For example, if you drive around 30 km a day for about 22 days a month, that's roughly 660 km monthly. At a home electricity rate of ₹9 per unit, your monthly charging cost comes to just ₹538, or about ₹6,456 annually.

Now factor in the on-road price of the eC3 Feel variant at ₹13.77 lakh, and your total first-year ownership cost works out to approximately ₹13.83 lakh, including energy expenses.

These numbers are based on real-world usage patterns and typical home charging costs. If your daily quota differs from our assumption, you can easily check our EV Charging Cost Calculator to know the running cost of your EV.

Most Affordable Citroën eC3 Variants In Their Segment

Thinking of going electric without overspending? The Citroën eC3 Feel is where it all begins. Priced at around ₹13.77 lakh on-road in Delhi, it offers a certified 320 km range, a 29.2 kWh battery, dual airbags, and a 10.2-inch infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay — making it a solid pick for urban buyers who want essential features without the premium tag.

Prefer a few more comforts and visual upgrades? The Shine variant range, priced between ₹14.17 lakh and ₹14.43 lakh, brings in extras like LED DRLs, rear wiper with defogger, reverse camera, and LED indicators, with the option of dual-tone colors and the Vibe Pack for added flair.

No matter which variant you go for, you get the same 320 km ARAI-certified range and fast charging as standard, right from the base Feel variant upward. Practical, clean, and value-driven, the eC3 is a smart way to make your EV debut without stretching your budget.