Alpha Ace

The Alpha Motor Corporation from California has unveiled a retro-modern electric runabout that the company calls the Ace. The cool EV takes inspiration from classic car design, with old-school side mirrors, big wheels and flares, and a minimalist interior with leather details and perforated metals. There is also Bluetooth Connectivity and a premium sound system. The all-electric, rear-wheel-drive coupe is said to have a range of 250+ miles with a 0-60 time of six seconds. The car will seat two and is designed to carry up to 14 cu ft of storage. Watch the video below

NOORDUNG ELECTRIC BIKE

The Noordung Electric Bike is a new addition to the sizzling segment of e-bikes, an ever growing market due to more environmentally conscious consumers, the growing traffic difficulties in the major cities and, a growing health and exercise worry that usually go along. The e-bike helps us save energy specially in cities that are not at all bike friendly, because after the commute you have still to get your job done. Besides the stunning design, the Noordun...
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GTO Engineering Squalo

British specialty-car builder and Ferrari specialists, GTO Engineering will launch a project of their own, the Squalo (shark in Italian), inspired by the most mythical of the Ferrari, the 250 GTO from the 1960s, considered to be the most valuable car of all time. Being developed since November 2020, the impressive restomod pushes the boundaries of modern craftsmanship and blends modern technology and manufacturing with attention to detail. The gorgeous neo-classic m...
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X132 HELLCAT COMBAT | BY CONFEDERATE MOTORCYCLES

Back in August this year Confederate Motorcycle collector James Hoegh made history breaking the land speed record for big block American V-twin engine motorcycles. He was riding a X132 Hellcat Combat Prototype on an average top speed of 172.211mph. Now Confederate are producing a limited edition of 36 handcrafted examples of this machine, for $72,000 you can own this record-breaking piece of motorcycle history. Watch the video and check out James Hoegh´s reco...
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