Citroën Ami Buggy, the most "tough" beach version that will attract all eyes and can be driven without a driver's license.

In the five years since the Ami was on the market, Citroën has won over 75,000 customers in 17 European countries with its casual approach to clean, youthful, accessible, and easy-going urban mobility. Now, the brand with the two chevrons is updating and modernizing its small electric city car while expanding and enriching its range by offering the Buggy variant year-round, no longer as a limited special edition, but as a permanent version.

The Ami 2025 arrives with a completely new redesign that makes it more friendly, mature, and expressive. It is now available—orders open on May 6 in major European markets—in the new Night Sepia color, launched late last year, and with three new color packs: Spicy, Icy, and Minty. It's just as affordable as before, with tight prices across Europe. Prices start at €7,990; the Ami Color Pack costs €8,390; the Ami Buggy, from €9,590; and the Ami Buggy Palmeira, at €9,990.

The latter arrive to enrich the offering and expand the family with a model previously limited to special editions that will now be available year-round. With a more adventurous spirit and a more open-minded character, the Ami Buggy boasts a playful and daring presence that invites you to enjoy fun, playful, and leisure-oriented mobility.

The new Citroën Ami retains its essential formula: an electric range of 75 km, rechargeable in 4 hours from a standard 220V socket, agility, simplicity, and accessibility. In some countries, driving is permitted from the age of 14; in Spain, it can be driven from the age of 15 with an AM license . This friendly quadricycle provides young people—and not so young—with a simple solution, which did not exist until now, for safe travel, protected from the elements, and with great agility thanks to its measurement of just 2.41 m and its turning radius of 7.20 m. It can also accommodate two people and is very easy to handle, not exceeding 45 km/h.

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Identical in size to the previous generation, the 2025 Ami features a revised front and rear axle and a reinforced personality. Its headlights are now raised to the base of the windshield and surrounded by black trim, giving it a more expressive look and a new balance to the front end. These two lights are connected by a new capsule shape, which welcomes the brand's new André Red logo and is embodied in a piece shaped like a wide smile, reinforcing the Ami's playful side.

The hubcaps can be reminiscent of Lego pieces and reinforce the perception of the vehicle's width.

The lower part loses its roundness in favor of more pronounced edges and more vertical surfaces, creating "bumps" on the sides. In front of the wheels, the hubs resemble Lego pieces and reinforce the perception of width, offering a better view of the car on the road. They also act as protective bumpers at the Ami's four corners. The side section now includes molded grooves in the front right and rear left fenders as a nod to the illustrious 2CV, with which it shares the same philosophy of simplicity and ease of use.

These developments in the front end are also found in the rear, as symmetry is a fundamental element of the Ami, designed from the outset to allow for the sharing of components and thus achieve better cost control through lower investment. Therefore, the doors, front and rear bumpers, fenders, windshield pillars, and rear windows are all made from the same molds and greatly contribute to its original character.

Buggy: the most cheeky and fearless Ami

Without doors, without a roof, to enjoy leisure time as close to nature as possible and experience the fullest sense of freedom: that's the new Ami Buggy. The doors are replaced by black metal bars mounted on hinges that accentuate the feeling of being in contact with the outdoors.

The Ami Buggy has a black spoiler on the rear that gives it a sporty touch.

However, for use in any climate or season, zippered door covers to insulate occupants from the elements are available as accessories. They can be easily rolled up and stored when not in use. The sunroof is also protected by a soft top that is equally easy to operate. And for added character, the Ami Buggy has a black rear spoiler that adds a sporty touch, while the 14-inch steel wheels are finished in gold and complemented by a black wheel center with a chevron. The logo evolves to take on a yellow hue.

The new Ami Buggy also comes in an even fresher, more fun, and more equipped version, the Ami Buggy Palmeira, which features a very invigorating yellow color scheme. The interior features include three colorful storage boxes, a colorful bag hook, a set of two colorful floor mats, a set of two colorful door nets, a center divider net, a smartphone holder, and a My Connect Box including My Ami Play, which allows you to connect your smartphone to the vehicle. On the exterior, a set of stickers for the rear window and another for the wheel arches complete its exclusive and distinctive appearance.

And as an eccentric touch, the Buggy is completed with Andy, a small robot or a sort of "mascot," who perfectly embodies the Buggy's endearing spirit. This figure attaches to the dashboard using magnets and accompanies occupants on their journeys, nodding his head to the rhythm of each trip...