Audi S1 Hoonitron

Ken Block is a professional rally driver, but he is probably most famous for his Gymkhana videos on YouTube, a viral video series that changed automotive filmmaking forever. He is now getting his next video ready and has unveiled the car he will be driving, an all-electric beast inspired by the legendary Audi Sport quattro S1. Named Audi S1 Hoonitron, the stunning machine features a carbon-fiber body, all-wheel drive (of course), two electric motors, and plenty of power to help him with his latest tricks.

TESLA CYBERQUAD FOR KIDS

While we continue to wait on the arrival of the Cybertruck, Elon Musk is trying to fill the void with this all-electric Cyberquad for Kids. Developed in partnership with Radio Flyer, the cool four-wheel ATV is inspired by the iconic Cybertruck design and features a full steel frame, cushioned seat and adjustable suspension with rear disk braking and LED light bars. With a max speed of 10 mph, the Cyberquad is equipped with the Flight Speed Li Ion Battery technology ...
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ORFOS FLARE BIKE LIGHTS

The Orfos Flare Light is a lighting system developed by a Seattle bike commuter that, due to the city´s usual bad weather sometimes didn´t feel safe enough to take his bike out, for safety reasons. He never felt that he could really be seen on the rainy days or nights. So he set out to design a light that could assure him that everyone would see, all the way around the bike itself. Orfos Flare light was born a few years later. With a lighting of 300 lumens at the ...
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STROMER ST2 ELECTRIC BIKE

The ST2 is the new digitally connected e-bike by Swiss brand Stromer, it integrates Bluetooth, GPS and GSM systems. With an understated and minimalist design its technical features sure are a nice surprise, with a redesigned engine of 500 Watts, an impressive 35 Nm of torque and a very long range, of up to 90 miles. These numbers are impressive, but the positive features just keep adding up, you get a frame integrated battery, that you can charge on the bike, or tak...
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