Amble cofounder Julian Hoenig says they've received 1,000+ preorders for its premium, street-legal electric golf cart in their first 3 days.
Hoenig previously worked in design at Apple under Jony Ive, plus Audi and Lamborghini. Amble's CTO came from F1.
golf carts are simply the best way to get around in a city. ignore the motorheads who tell you otherwise
we've long needed a new form factor on golf carts to have this opinion go mainstream.
it looks like we now have teams from ex-apple, rivian, audi, and more all working on it, i'm so excited!
Google "Discovery Bay Hong Kong".
Great model for any city IMO:
- No cars allowed
- Public transport
- Expensive golf kart licenses to restrict qty on the road
NEW: Apple and Audi alumni just unveiled a $25,000 open-air electric neighborhood vehicle.
Amble One is a street-legal EV built for short local trips, with no doors, fewer screens, and a modular design inspired by the 1960s lunar rover.
• Goes up to 40 mph with 60+ miles of range
• Weighs under 1,000 lbs with a 5-hour home charge
• Rear seats fold flat for cargo, surfboards, or gear
• Built-in mounts let you add baskets, straps, mirrors, and cargo accessories
• Already has 500+ vehicles committed by resorts
Reservations are open now for 2028 deliveries.
Amble is our most recent investment. Julian was Audi R8 and Audi A4 designer before joining Apple a long time ago; Adrien was formerly Cowboy CEO. This vehicle is positioned to sell into hospitality for now, with consumer orders after that. I was able to drive the vehicle in Portugal earlier this year and it’s really a fun beach cruiser.
An ex-Apple designer wants to reinvent the neighborhood vehicle with a cute new electric buggy from a startup called Amble. It’s designed for resorts—but also low-speed use on city streets. https://t.co/8ut5ZMZ2Ky
Welcome to the Amble One, a road legal electric buggy designed for beach trips, far flung resorts and a slower, more appreciative pace of life https://t.co/W47C06ZAEc