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2025 Citroen e-C5 Aircross Electric 230 | 97 kWh 97.0 kWh 230 hp Battery, Horsepower, Range

The ë-C5 Aircross 230 is rumored to boost power to 170 kW (230 Horsepower) and max Range via a 97 kWh Battery capacity (size) NMC type. This version may achieve 680 km (423 mi) WLTP and rapid 0-100 acceleration in 8.5 s (0-60 in 8.1 s). DC Charging: up to 160 kW, 10–80% in ~27 minutes. All specs verified with official sources.

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Citroen e-C5 Aircross

Electric 230 | 97 kWh |  2025–

Front view of the 2025 Citroën e‑C5 Aircross electric SUV with bold fascia, LED signature lights, 73 kWh battery, and up to 520 km WLTP range.
Citroën e‑C5 Aircross (2025 MY)
battery capacity
Capacity
range –
Range
power output
Power
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97 kWh
680 km

170 kW

8.5 s

Technical Data & Performance

Model Years2025–present
Trim (Variant)e-C5 Aircross - Electric 230 | 97 kWh
Power (Horsepower)170 kW (230 hp)
Top Speed180 km/h (112 mph)
Torque360 Nm (265 lb-ft)
Acceleration8.5 sec (0–100 km/h)
8.5 sec (0–62 mph)
DriveFWD Front-wheel drive
Motor detailsSingle Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
Motor codeM3 | Emotors (JV Stellantis + Nidec)

Battery & Charging

Battery Capacity & Size91.5 kWh usable,
97.0 kWh gross
Max Range680 km (423 mi) / WLTP
Consumption17.0 kWh/100 km
Battery TypeNMC (Nickel‑Manganese‑Cobalt)
Cell Format / SupplierPrismatic | CATL (China); with packs assembled in Stellantis facilities in Europe.
Battery Voltage400 V
Electrical Architecture400 V
V2L SupportedYes / 3.3 kW
Heat pumpYes
AC Home ChargingType2 / 1-phase - 7.4 kW (Max Power)
Type2 / 3-phase - 11 kW (Max Power)
DC Fast ChargingCCS2, 160 kW (Max Power)
27 min. (10–80%)
Charging UpdatesFrom 2026: optional 22 kW AC bi‑directional charging with V2L (Vehicle‑to‑Load) support.

Dimensions & Body

Type5 door, SUV
Seating capacity5
ClassC‑Segment (mid‑size SUV)
Length4652 mm (183.1 in)
Width1902 mm (74.9 in)
Height1660 mm (65.4 in)
Wheelbase2784 mm (109.6 in)
Ground Clearance200 mm (7.9 in)
Curb weight2150 kg (4740 lb)
Gross weight2680 kg (5900 lb)
Trunk Volume565 L (20.0 ft³)
1668 L (58.9 ft³) max
TowingUnbraked: 750 kg (1653 lb), Braked: 1350 kg (2976 lb)
Drag Coefficient0.28
PlatformSTLA Medium | Stellantis
Additional InformationProgressive Hydraulic Cushions® suspension for “magic carpet” ride quality. Towing Capacity are indicative only. Official towing capacity data for the electric versions has not yet been released by Stellantis.
Estimated Market Price
* for reference only
EUR 42,000

⚠️ Please note: actual vehicle specifications may vary depending on market, trim level, or available regional packages.

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The Evolution of the Citroën ë‑C5 Aircross Electric: Key Changes and Specifications


Generation I (2025: Launch of the ë‑C5 Aircross Electric)

  • Models & Motors:
    • ë‑C5 Aircross Electric 210: Single front-mounted motor (FWD) with 157 kW (210 hp) and 343 Nm of torque.
    • ë‑C5 Aircross Electric 230: Single front-mounted motor (FWD) with 170 kW (230 hp). Official torque figure pending, estimated around 360 Nm.
  • Battery:
    • 73.7 kWh usable / 79.9 kWh gross, WLTP range up to 520 km (322 mi).
    • 97 kWh gross (usable ≈91–92 kWh), WLTP range up to 680 km (423 mi).
    • Cell chemistry: NMC (Nickel‑Manganese‑Cobalt), prismatic format.
    • Supplier: CATL (China), packs assembled in Stellantis facilities in Europe.
  • Charging:
    • AC: 7.4 kW (1‑phase), 11 kW (3‑phase), optional 22 kW bi‑directional charger from 2026.
    • DC: up to 160 kW, 10–80% in ~30 minutes (73 kWh) or ~27 minutes (97 kWh).
    • Vehicle‑to‑Load (V2L): available from 2026, up to ~3.3 kW.
  • Platform: Built on Stellantis STLA Medium platform, supporting multiple powertrains and battery sizes up to ~98 kWh without loss of cabin or boot space.
  • Production: Developed in France, assembled at Citroën’s Rennes plant.

2025: Technical Innovations & Comfort Enhancements

  • Aerodynamics: SCx improved to 0.75 (Cd ≈0.28–0.29), adding ~30 km WLTP range on highways compared to the previous C5 Aircross generation.
  • Interior Technology:
    • New vertical Waterfall Touchscreen — Stellantis’ largest HD display, customizable with up to 16 widgets per page.
    • Extended Head‑Up Display — 30% larger than in the C5 X.
    • Integration of OpenAI’s ChatGPT for natural voice interaction and infotainment control.
  • Comfort:
    • Advanced Comfort® seats with quilted foam and pneumatic side bolsters.
    • Progressive Hydraulic Cushions® suspension for “magic carpet” ride quality.
    • Rear seats recline between 21° and 33°, with heating available on higher trims.
  • Boot Space: 565 L (20.0 cu ft) with seats up, 1668 L (58.9 cu ft) with seats folded. Identical capacity across hybrid, PHEV, and EV versions.
  • Seating Capacity: 5 seats.

Market Positioning

  • Segment: Classified as a C‑SUV (European C‑segment crossover), competing with VW Tiguan, Hyundai Tucson, and Toyota RAV4.
  • Launch: Second half of 2025 in major European markets.
  • Price Range:€34,000–42,000 depending on trim and market.

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Common Issues and Potential Weaknesses of the Citroen ë-C5 Aircross Electric


First Generation (2025 - Present)

Software & Infotainment System Glitches Problems

As a completely new generation built on the STLA Medium platform, the ë-C5 Aircross relies on new software architecture. Early models on new platforms, including those from Stellantis, frequently exhibit infotainment glitches, slow response times, or unexpected reboots of the central "waterfall" screen. Minor software faults may also affect the accuracy of the battery range display or charging schedule functionality. These are common weaknesses in high-tech vehicle launches.

Common Solutions: Future Over-the-Air (OTA) software updates are the primary expected fix for most problems. If a failure occurs, dealers will provide diagnostic checks and mandatory software calibration updates. A temporary solution may involve performing a soft reboot of the infotainment system, but permanent resolution depends on manufacturer patches.

12V Auxiliary Battery and Power Management Issues

Most modern EVs, including those from the Stellantis Group (which previously saw issues in the e-C4), rely heavily on the 12V auxiliary battery. A fault in the DC-DC converter (which charges the 12V battery from the main pack) or excessive power drain from control units can lead to a premature failure or draining of the 12V battery. This results in the car becoming completely inoperable ("bricked").

Common Solutions: Service departments will need to apply specific software updates to optimize the 12V charging routine and reduce parasitic drain. If the problem is persistent, it may require a replacement of the 12V battery itself, a procedure often covered under the vehicle's electrical warranty.

Water Ingress and Exterior Quality Weaknesses

Based on problems reported in the previous C5 Aircross generation, the design weaknesses around the tailgate may lead to water ingress issues into the boot area when the liftgate is opened during or after heavy rain. Furthermore, early reports mention that while the ride comfort is high (due to Progressive Hydraulic Cushions), some owners may notice squeaking noises or rattles from non-structural interior trim or suspension components over rough roads.

Common Solutions: Water ingress faults are design-related, requiring owner vigilance when opening the boot. Minor noises often require dealer attention for lubrication or securing of specific suspension components, which should be addressed under warranty.

Battery Degradation and Charging Consistency Issues

Although the 79.9 kWh NMC battery chemistry is new, a potential problem to monitor for is the rate of Drive Battery Degradation, especially in regions with extreme climates. Furthermore, new EV models sometimes struggle with Inconsistent Charging Speeds across public DC chargers, as the car's thermal management system may throttle the charging rate due to high battery or charging port temperatures to prevent long-term damage.

Common Solutions: Owners should rely on official diagnostic tools at the dealership to track degradation. Inconsistent charging issues are typically improved via software updates that better manage the thermal pre-conditioning of the battery pack before a DC charging session.


Conclusion

The ë-C5 Aircross Electric, built on the advanced STLA Medium platform, is expected to offer improved reliability over its predecessors. However, as with any launch of a new electric architecture, buyers should be aware of potential weaknesses. The primary concerns are the typical EV problems of software glitches and 12V battery management issues. Any used model should be meticulously checked to ensure it has received all available software updates and service campaigns. Its strong platform and Stellantis's commitment to fixing initial faults should make it a viable, comfort-focused electric SUV option.


* Disclaimer: The information presented here is compiled from owner discussions in online communities, forums, and various open public sources. The accuracy, completeness, and reliability of this data cannot be guaranteed, and it should be used for informational purposes only.

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