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CDA
January 25, 2023
Citroën will sell the My AMI Buggy “countryside” version of its AMI quadricycle in Spain starting in spring and only a few units.
The Citroën AMI is the electrical solution that the French brand has devised for those who do not have a driver’s license. It is a light and electric quadricycle, which can be driven by anyone without a license over the age of 16 and which has an approximate range of 75 kilometres.
Taking this model as a base, the French manufacturer has launched a series of special editions that drew attention for their freshness and colour. One of the most liked was the Citroën My AMI Buggy, a more adventurous variant that was put up for sale a few months ago and that sold out in just 18 hours (only 50 units were announced and none of them for Spain).
My AMI Buggy: will arrive in spring and in limited units

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Given how well this Citroën My AMI Buggy worked, the manufacturer of the Stellantis Group has decided to re-launch another limited run, this time of 1,000 units, which will go on sale in the spring and which, this time, will can be purchased in our country.
The 1,000 new My Ami Buggy They will be awarded strictly in order of order and can be purchased through the brand’s website, where you can already fill out a form to make your interest clear and that will allow potential customers to be notified when orders are opened.
This Citroën My AMI Buggy draws attention for its aesthetics with a country approach, with a hinged tubular structure, instead of doorsa roll-top, waterproof and with anti-UV treatment, roof spoiler and 14-inch sheet metal wheels in gold.
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As for the engine, it will be identical to that of the conventional Ami, with 8 CV of power that gives it a maximum speed limited to 45 km/h to comply with the regulations for light quadricycles. It also maintains the 5.5 kWh battery with which it approves a range up to 75 kmalthough Citroën has indicated that there may be surprises in this section, suggesting a possible increase in autonomy.
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