Aixam City

The Aixam City has embodied since 1994 the quintessential French unlicensed vehicle, combining urban practicality and accessibility for drivers awaiting a license or under restriction. An undisputed reference in the small car segment, the Aixam City model has spanned more than three decades, evolving discreetly but constantly, progressing through four major generations that have progressively improved its comfort, safety and energy efficiency. The initial 2001 launch positioned the City as a compact alternative to scooters and motorcycles, while the 2000s marked a turning point with the introduction of more reliable engines and improved interior ergonomics. The Aixam City story is characterized by one constant: optimization of thermal and electric performance, notably with the arrival of diesel engines then electric versions responding to current environmental challenges. Against competitors like Chatenet or Renault Twizy, the model retains its major asset: positioning as a robust and economical urban car, ideal for daily urban commutes. Recent Aixam City generations emphasize connectivity, LED lighting and assisted braking systems, reflecting progressive market segment improvement without distorting the brand's functional DNA. Today, the City remains the preferred choice for unlicensed mobility users seeking reliable and durable transportation, confirming its flagship status in the sector for over two decades.