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Apple Veterans Build $25K Luxury Moon Buggy
Saturday, June 27, 2026 Edition
The Amble One, designed by ex-Apple and Audi engineers, is a street-legal electric buggy marketed at high-end resort amenities priced at $25,000. The project targets affluent leisure markets rather than mass EV adoption.
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