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Citroën to launch electric version of famous 2CV

Citroën to launch electric version of famous 2CV

French automaker Citroën has announced it is developing an electric version of its iconic 2CV model, commonly known as the "Duck." The new electric vehicle is scheduled to be officially unveiled to the public at the Paris Motor Show in October.

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Budget fashion chain Primark lowers prices to stay ahead of competition

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Prince Bernhard sells all his real estate and other business interests

Prince Bernhard sells all his real estate and other business interests

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