Rezvani Hercules 6x6

Meet the mighty Rezvani Hercules 6X6, the god of all trucks. After capturing our attention with their Tank SUV, Independent California carmaker Rezvani have gone a step further by introducing a 1,300HP beastly off-roader. The mighty truck features three pairs of massive 37-inch off-road tires laced to FOX Racing suspension, and is powered by a crazy supercharged 7.0L V8 engine. The magnificent beast also boasts several survival options used in military applications, including night vision, thermal cameras, bullet-resistant kevlar armor, as well as a kevlar constructed fuel tank, and bullet-proof glass all around. watch the video below

CODE-X YACHT

Code-X AG is a Swiss company domiciled in Meggen (Canton Lucerne). Code-X AG develops fundamentally new concepts in yacht construction and yacht drives with the declared aim of having these concepts becoming the standard in the future. This 47 7” catamaran beauty can achieve 80 knots with its twin Ilmor formula one engines, delivering a hefty 710hp a piece, or at a more leisurely 9 knots by the twin electric motors....
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BEE ELECTRIC SCOOTER

The Be.e electric scooter designed by Dutch firm Waarmakers, is the first biocomposite e-scooter made with hemp, flax, and bio-resin, creating an extremely sustainable, lightweight and strong material. The funky-looking e-scooter comes equipped with a powerful but silent 4kW motor that will get you up to 34mph in 6 seconds, and the fast charging 2.5kWh battery will give you a 38 mile range. The city cruiser features chunky tires providing great grip and control, and...
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Volkswagen e-BULLI Electric Microbus

Volkswagen has teamed up with Stuttgart-based EV-conversion company eClassics, for this gorgeous all-electric Microbus based on the classic T1 Samba Bus produced in 1966. Named e-BULLI, the vintage Volkswagen-turned EV had its original 32 kW four-cylinder boxer engine replaced with a VW modern 61 kW electric motor, giving it two times the torque than the original combined with a top speed of 80 mph (130 kph). The vintage Kombi also features a retuned chassis, a...
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