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Topic: moon-buggy

NASA's Apollo 17 lunar roving vehicle on the Moon, the design inspiration for the Amble One

Saturday, 6/27, 12:08 PM

Apple and Audi alumni unveil a $25,000 electric buggy inspired by the moon rover

A Portugal-based startup called Amble has revealed its first vehicle: a stripped-back, open-air electric buggy modeled on NASA's 1971 lunar rover, designed by a team that includes a veteran of the Apple Watch and Audi — and aimed first at luxury resorts rather than the open road.

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