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From a purely technical perspective, the Nemo is an impressive
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vehicle, ticking ali, the relevant boxes in terms of ability, and building substantially on Citroen's mainstays of capable chassis and easy driveability.
And being a completely new vehicle, it doesn't feel like a compromise based on a passenger car or a warmed-over version of a previous model.
Its tight packaging, smart design and impressive build quality alt combine to produce a confident product that's not only easy to live with but also to own.
Stepping back to see the big picture, however, you do need to think about your load demands, and this doesn't just apply to the actual space, but also to the limitations of the engine, which struggles to perform when the rear is fully committed.
That aside, if your load demands are not of a testing nature, you'll find the Nemo an impressively honed companion.