The electric LSV (or quadricycle as it's called in Europe) has been reimagined by the company’s designers as the My Ami Buggy Concept. This one-off Ami drops its normal doors for a pair of pods ...

Citroen has unveiled a new version of its AMI, the Citroen My Ami Buggy Concept and the car is designed for leisure. The Citroen My Ami Buggy comes with a range of features and an interesting ...

Just because the €7,000 Ami is now available to buy doesn't mean Citroën has given up parading it around as a concept car. This time, it explores how the Ami could transform into an adventurous ...

That said, Citroën has churned out, however improbably, a military-spec Ami, as well as a Cargo model capable of transporting tens of Amazon packages. Ami-thing is possible, we suppose.

TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. In brief: Citroen just presented the My Ami Buggy concept car, a reimagined Ami EV with the looks of a 4x4 offroad truck.

Not long ago, Citroen released a new concept vehicle, the Ami Buggy. It might look like a golf kart for the beach, but it’s an adventure car, according to the manufacturer.

Citroen’s cut little Ami electric runabout doesn’t quite fill the yawning gap in the European market which calls for a cheap as chips electric city car, but its Buggy Concept will meanwhile at ...

The My Ami Buggy is based on Citroën’s Ami, which is a city-focused EV that has an 8-horsepower motor, a top speed of 28 MPH, and just a touch over 40 miles of range, according to Engadget.

Citroen reimagines its Ami EV as an adorable off-road buggy The My Ami Buggy has removable canvas doors, an LED light bar and knobby tires. steve dent Reporter Thu, Dec 16, 2021 · 2 min read ...

Like the aforementioned EVs, the Jeep concept is tiny, measuring 2,410 mm (94.9 inches) long, 1,390 mm (54.7 inches) wide, ...

Unveiled as a concept in December 2021, the original My Ami Buggy received an off-roader-like design characterized by features like black plastic exterior trim, a canvas sunroof, a roof-mounted ...

The Citroën 2CV was presented in 1948 as an affordable family car. Being cheap is the only thing that connects this veteran with the Ami, an electric “sans permis” that several journalists ...