Citroën Osmose City Car II — a prototype electric microcar seemingly named after an earlier Citroën concept. Presented in 2004.
Constructed from Kelvx thermoplastic resin, it featured an electric drivetrain powered by a removable battery pack, allowing one unit to charge while the other was in use.
Its standout feature was a pair of rotating doors that opened by pivoting a full 180 degrees.
Showcasing the material’s versatility, even the windows were made from Kelvx.
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