Citroën Launches the “Charge Up in 30” Guide
Citroën’s new research reveals that half of UK parents worry their children are not getting enough exercise, with over a third citing lack of time as the main obstacle. In London, this figure rises to 45%.
To address this issue, Citroën has introduced the Charge Up in 30 Guide — a set of family-friendly exercise routines that can be completed within 30 minutes, the same amount of time needed to charge Citroën’s new ë-C3 using a rapid charger.
Expert Collaboration
The guide was developed by Alex Bell, British 5km Road Running Champion and Olympic 800m finalist, alongside Andrew Henderson, Head Coach at the Leeds England Athletics Hub.
“Our goal is to help families get active together, even with busy schedules,” said Alex Bell.
Commitment to Accessible Mobility
This initiative forms part of Citroën’s ongoing partnership with England Athletics, supporting grassroots running and promoting active lifestyles. Citroën continues its commitment to make mobility comfortable and accessible, offering one of the broadest ranges of electric vehicles under £35,000.
Families can download the Charge Up in 30 Guide at Citroën’s official website and sign up for the Stellantis Communications Newsletter for future updates.
Key Findings
- 50% of parents worry their children are not active enough.
- Over one-third cite time constraints as the main reason.
- One in five parents struggle to exercise with their children.
- 91% of parents encourage physical activity among their kids.
Author’s Summary: Citroën’s Charge Up in 30 Guide motivates families to stay active together by providing quick, practical workouts that fit into modern, time-pressed lifestyles.