Announced a few months ago with teasers, the Lygia Miles now revealed: it’s the first 100% electric license-free vehicle from the French specialist, who comes to hunt in Citroën Ami territory, in the light quad market.

Made in France, at the Buffet in Vendée, the Ligier Myli offers a fairly modern exterior style with four trim levels: G.ood, I.deal, E.pic and R.ebel. With a palette of eight exterior colors, including the unique Vert Velvet metallic, customers can choose many customization options optionally or as an accessory, with design kits, stickers, a tailgate package and a choice of alloy wheels up to 16 inches.

Ligier Myli: modern and electric

The interior is quite understated, with a sleek and modern instrument panel adorned with carbon-like trim and body-colored inserts. with a lot of equipmentstandard or optional, there are: heated driver’s seat, air conditioning or even power steering.

In the center of the dashboard is a connected tablet with a 10-inch touch screen : it’s the largest on the market, offering Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, as well as a rearview camera.

There are several storage spaces on board, as well as a large one Trunk 459 l under the tablet. You can drive a Ligier Myli from the age of 14 with a simple AM ​​license (formerly BSR).

Ligier Myli: Spring 2023 launch

Under the hood of the Myli, an electric motor with a capacity of 5.6 kW (7.6 horsepower) I 10.4 Nm of torque, which allows you to reach the maximum regulatory speed 45 km/h. The model is charged from an ordinary household socket, for a full charge it takes from 2 hours 30 minutes, depending on the size of the battery.

In fact, there are no less than three configurations: the first, equipped with a Battery 4.14 kWhoffers to Range of 63 km according to the WMTC cycle. The second is equipped with a Battery 8.28 kWhallowing to Range 123 km. Finally, the biggest Battery 12.42 kWh himself offers a Range 192 km.

The Ligier Myli will be on sale from this month May 2023 in Europe, in the Ligier network, as well as on the brand’s website. Appears in France from €12,499 (excluding the environmental bonus of 900 euros).

In comparison, the Citroën Ami retails for €7,790, but benefits from a much less prestigious positioning than the Myli.