Citroen recently unveiled a modern 2CV van, built with Italian coachbuilder, Caselani. There's no chance it will be sold in the USA, but it is worth looking at because it has left us in two minds.

The iconic Citroën 2CV, affectionately nicknamed the Fourgonnette, was born in the turbulent pre-war era with a bold vision: to create a utilitarian, accessible, and undeniably quirky vehicle.

In 1951 Citroën introduced the Fourgonnette AU version of its iconic 2CV, which got a squared off van rear end with incredible corrugated body panels that added rigidity. The Fourgonnette was ...

We then worked together, hand-in-hand.” The Citroën 2CV Berlingo Fourgonette takes inspiration from the 1951 utility van that was based on the legendary 2CV. That means that the Berlingo got a ...

And now we have more news, for this is an all-new, all-electric 2CV van. Cute! And when we say all-new, we do actually mean it. The folks over at The 2CV Shop say that this isn’t an original 2CV ...

Built from 1948 all the way to 1990, the Citroen 2CV is almost as iconic as the Volkswagen Beetle. And just like its German counterpart, it was offered in a variety of body styles. The hatchback ...

when 2CV production finally came to an end in Portugal (French production ceased in 1988), approximately 4 million of them had sold, along with another 4.5 million derivatives that included vans ...

The conversion includes plenty of key 2CV Fourgonnette design traits ... is the last of Citroen’s new range of Caselani-designed vans, following on from the Type H-styled Citroen Relay from ...

R-Fit offers conversions for 2CV sedans as well as the charming 2CV van, which bodes well for kits becoming available for different versions of the Renaults as well. To me, this is the ideal way ...

Related: Citroen Partners With Caselani To Turn Berlingo Into A Modern 2CV Van But Autocar claims a senior Citroen source confirmed the project is happening, although it’s at the early stages.