My Ami Buggy: Citroën Launches the Most Daring AMI

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My AMI Buggy

Already appealing in its classic configurations, Citroën’s small electric car becomes even more fun with this My Ami Buggy.

The new My Ami Buggy follows the eponymous concept from 2021. Since this sparked great enthusiasm, the brand’s management decided to incorporate its main ideas into a production model.

Note, this somewhat special AMI will not be permanently included in the brand’s catalog. Given the limited number of units planned, it may be considered a collector’s item in a few years.

Perfect for the beach

To ensure passengers can enjoy the ocean air, Citroën did not hesitate to replace the doors with simple metal tubes. The manufacturer with the double chevron also installed an opening in the roof. The soft top clips onto press studs. It is waterproof and UV-treated.

The soft top rolls up. It can be completely removed.

Unreleased Colors

While the “normal” AMI is required to be blue, the My Ami Buggy introduces a khaki hue. Touches of yellow appear on the front panel. The arrows on the rear wheel arches, exclusive to this version, adopt the same color. The bumper reinforcements, front panels, light trims, fender extenders, side skirts, and rear spoiler come from the Pop and Vibe versions. The 14-inch perforated and gold wheels, however, were specifically created for this model. They feature a black hubcap with the brand logo.

Inside, the seats are upholstered with black fabric with yellow stitching. Several interior elements also switch to yellow. A numbered plate is attached to the right of the dashboard.

A Higher Price

The Citroën My Ami Buggy will be limited to 50 units. It will be available on a dedicated website starting June 21. Compared to other versions, the price increases quite significantly. The My Ami Buggy is sold at €9,790, whereas a basic AMI costs €7,390.

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