2019 Suzuki Jimny

The new generation Suzuki Jimny has been officially revealed! The 2019 Suzuki Jimny looks like it could be everything you could ever want in a compact SUV, first, it looks like an adorably baby-faced take on a mini G-Wagen, and this time around, a larger focus has been placed on its off-road capabilities. Ready to replace the old model built since 1998, the upcoming 2-door Jimny 4WD features a low range transfer gear to help you crawl through rugged terrain, a ladder frame, and a three-link rigid axle suspension. Inside there is a fancier dashboard with a decent sized color touch screen, and some safety basics like forward collision emergency braking. A manual and automatic transmission will be offered and it will be powered by a 1.5L inline-four engine.

TESLA MODEL X

It´s official! After years of spy pictures and teaser images, electric carmaker Tesla have finally launched the "Model X” a spectacular SUV with electric drive. Ellon Musk first unveiled a prototype X back in 2012, and now its here! and first impressions suggest it was worth the wait. The X´s gorgeous design features a panoramic windshield, and amazing rear passenger doors named "falcon wing” doors, because they lift like the wings of a bird, and has ample seating f...
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URWAHN STADTFUCHS BIKE

The Urwahn Stadtfuchs Bike is a new project developed by a German team that aimed to create a bike that would mainly appeal to urban commuters and that would somehow synthesize the urban concept with an all terrain approach and then add some modern features. The sleek bike has a distinctive design and an ergonomic construction, at the back you get a curvy frame that acts as a way of dispersing strains and shocks on the rear wheel but also contributes in giving it it...
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Fabric USB Bike Light

We can´t get enough of the minimal, modern aesthetic Fabric designs all of its bicycle accessories with, and this USB Bike Light is no exception. The FL300 is built from high-quality materials and components, and has been slimmed down to perch unassumingly atop your handlebars or on your seatpost until called upon. It casts a 300-lumen beam for two hours, and has a buttery-smooth dial on the back, which lets you adjust the brightness and toggle between modes. The sl...
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