30 Sept. 2022: Citroen's quirky electric Ami runaround has got a new green zero-emissions big brother called Oli. And parts of it is made from cardboard.

The squared-off SUV has a 100 per cent recycled construction – with vehicle parts that can be reused or recycled throughout its lifetime - and is designed to do for fun family mobility what Ami achieved for personal urban driving.

It boasts innovative use of new materials leading to lower weight, less cost and a smaller environmental footprint. And it also has a completely vertical windscreen, a flatbed boot and non-slip roof you can lie on top of.

Bosses at the French car brand have even put a fictional price tag of €25,000 (around £22,000) on it, though the Oli remains a concept for now and isn't planned for production anytime soon.

The all-electric powertrain has a 40kWh battery which gives the lightweight vehicle weighing less than a tonne a range of up to 248 miles.

Riding on lightweight 20-inch wheels, top speed is limited to 68mph to maximise efficiency and it can be rapid charged to 80 per cent in just 23 minutes.

If the Hummer had a child that turned into an eco-warrior, this is what it would look like, with chunky offroader looks and a pick-up style flatbed making it a flexible load and passenger-lugger.

Citroen said Oli is a 'family limo, urban explorer, adventure vehicle, workmate, or even an extension to the family home thanks to its ability to power everyday appliances'.

By Ray Massey and Rob Hull For Thisismoney.co.uk