Amble One electric buggy blends cork, canvas, and lunar rover cues
So, a company called Amble from Portugal has just revealed their new electric buggy, the Amble One. It’s perfect for easy travel around resorts, islands, and campuses, blending elements of beach cars, golf carts, and small EVs. This buggy can hit a max speed of 40 mph and has a unique open design featuring cork accents. The team behind it includes experts from hospitality and design, like José António Uva and Adrien Roose. The look is inspired by NASA’s lunar rover, with a distinct electric base. It’s road-ready in the US and EU, offers over 60 miles of range, and can charge at home in about five hours. Deliveries start in 2027, with early buyers like Amangiri in Utah.
Key facts
- Amble One is a street-legal electric buggy by Portugal-based Amble.
- Top speed capped at 40 mph, range over 60 miles.
- Charges from standard home socket in about five hours.
- Weighs under 450 kg, qualifying for Europe's L7e category.
- Design inspired by NASA's lunar rover.
- Materials include aluminum, leather, cotton, and cork.
- Early customers: Amangiri (Utah), Mustique Island, Six Senses Les Bordes (Loire Valley).
- First deliveries planned for 2027.
Entities
Artists
- José António Uva
- Adrien Roose
- Michael Tropper
- Julian Hoenig
Institutions
- Amble
- Cowboy
- forpeople
- Audi
- Apple
- NASA
- Amangiri
- Mustique Island
- Six Senses Les Bordes
Locations
- Portugal
- United States
- European Union
- Utah
- Mustique Island
- Loire Valley