Citroën Expands Generation Ami in Italy to Fight Bullying with EVs

Italian Program Focuses on Measurable Social Impact

Citroën strengthens its presence in Italy with a new phase of Generation Ami, a national initiative that uses electric mobility, education, and employee training to counter bullying. The approach is direct. The company focuses on measurable outcomes, not generic messaging. The Italian rollout covers Stellantis employees and thousands of students across the country.

The Citroën Ami sits at the center of this strategy. The compact electric quadricycle fits Italian cities, cuts transport costs, and offers simple controls. These traits help link mobility with responsible behavior for younger users.

Workshop Designed for Stellantis Employees Across Italy

Citroën introduces Il peso delle parole, a workshop aimed at Italian Stellantis staff. The event trains employees to recognize harmful behavior, use effective communication, and respond fast when bullying occurs. Managers open the session with short briefings before a behavioral expert delivers direct guidance.

Key points covered:

• How language shapes reactions among young people.
• Practical steps that help adults support children facing bullying.
• A case overview of Generation Ami in Italian schools.
• Test drives of the Citroën Ami lineup at the Turin site.

Employees leave with an action sheet. Each point uses concise instructions to ensure fast application at home or in community settings.

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Generation Ami Reaches More Italian Students

Citroën grows the Italian edition of Generation Ami to 700 new classes and over 15,000 students. The program aims for repeated engagement. Italian teachers receive digital tools, while selected schools host in-person sessions.

The Italian rollout includes:

1. A digital kit with activities and short videos for classroom use.
2. Workshops held in 20 Italian schools.
3. Test drives of the Citroën Ami, allowing students to see a simple electric mobility option.

In four years, Generation Ami has reached more than 44,000 students across Italy. Feedback shows stronger participation when mobility and behavioral training appear together. Citroën adjusts the program each year based on these results.

Citroën Ami Suits Italy's Urban Mobility Needs

The Citroën Ami supports the program through its low-cost structure and compact design. Italian cities like Turin, Milan, Rome, and Naples benefit from smaller vehicles that reduce congestion. The Ami fits this pattern with a price near 8,600 USD, making it accessible for families and young drivers.

Key traits for Italy:

• Compact footprint for narrow streets.
• Range suitable for daily school and urban trips.
• Age access starting at 14 under Italian regulations.
• Fast home charging with low monthly running costs.

Special editions like Ami Buggy and Ami Dark Side attract younger Italian consumers who prefer personal expression. Both variants keep the same technical base, allowing Citroën to appeal to new audiences without raising costs.

Citroën Reinforces Its Long Italian Legacy

The brand's role in Italy extends far beyond electric mobility. Citroën has supported employee welfare programs in the country for years. Today, that tradition continues through training, education, and local engagement. The company uses Generation Ami to strengthen this relationship with Italian communities.

The method is consistent:

• Provide a practical electric vehicle suited for Italian cities.
• Deliver direct training to students and employees.
• Track participation and outcomes.
• Adjust the program using data from Italian schools.

This integrated structure helps Citroën promote safer behavior among young people while offering a mobility product matched to Italy's daily needs.