Cowboy Cruiser eBike

E-Bike brand Cowboy continues to impress in the electric bicycle market, and their latest release, the Cowboy Cruiser, is no exception. This new model is designed with user comfort in mind, offering a more upright riding position akin to the popular Dutch style of cycling. With a wider saddle and advanced features, the Cowboy Cruiser ensures a smooth and enjoyable ride.

Weighing in at just 19.3 kilograms, the Cowboy Cruiser also boasts convenient features such as wireless phone charging, a removable battery, and custom Cowboy wheels. The e-bikes companion app seamlessly integrates with Google Maps, providing a convenient navigation experience. Available now in five stylish color options.

BOLLINGER B2 ELECTRIC PICKUP TRUCK

After capturing our attention with the the awesome B1 (an all-electric truck with 360 horsepower and up to 200 miles of range), Bollinger Motors is making a pickup, another all-electric beast called the Bollinger B2. The electric workhorse will share the same electric all-wheel-drive system, with a 120-kWh battery pack powering a pair of electric motors. Other features include a large frunk, patented pass-through doors, an hyneumatic suspension and in-wheel portal g...
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Hookie BMW R NineT Cobra

Available for purchase is this stunning build by Dresden-based motorcycle shop Hookie Co. The gorgeous transformation of a BMW R NineT was named "Cobra". The Cobra Series is a collection of only 10 units numbered and signed, it is based on the BMW Nine T and the team have revised its design to create something different, elegant and exclusive. Details include heated grips, LED lights, ASC, ABS, and performance tires. Head over to their website for more details on th...
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Zero Labs Electric Ford Bronco SUV

What is cooler than the new 2021 Bronco? These all-electric classic Broncos by Zero Labs! Altough we absolutely love the new Bronco, we cannot forget the original 1966-77 Bronco, which remains a highly-collectible design icon. Thankfully, the original Bronco is still very much alive and kicking, due to the meticulous work of Zero Labs. The California-based company has announced their latest model, an extended range variant that can travel a little over 235 miles (a ...
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