Charge Electric Ford Mustang

British startup Charge Cars is taking the first generation Ford Mustang and turning it into a electric powered monster! The sleek-looking beast uses officially licensed shells of both Fastback and Convertible 1960s Mustangs and is powered by an impressive 536-hp (400-kW) electric powertrain spinning all four wheels to 60 miles per hour reportedly in under 4 seconds, and with a top speed of around 149 mph. Its 64-kWh battery provides a range around 200 miles (322 km), and it can accept 50-kW DC fast charging. The interior appears to have been inspired by Tesla´s Model S interior with the large vertical screen. The limited edition all-black e-muscle car has a limited-run of 499 convertible and coupe ponies. The beauty will make its debut at next month´s Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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DUCATI DIAVEL AMG | SPECIAL EDITION

Ducati and Mercedes-AMG have produced a spicier new version of the Diavel, the AMG Special Edition. The Diavel is already a very special bike, but will be presented with an even more exclusive equipment thanks to the technology of AMG. The AMG details are obvious in the upholstery and exhaust tips. The 162hp bike, worthy of dark knight will only be available in 2012. ...
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JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE TRACKHAWK

Jeep have unveiled the spectacular Trackhawk just days before its public reveal at the 2017 New York Auto Show. Think of it as the Hellcat of the Jeep world. The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk is a mind-blowing mid-sized super SUV that hides a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine under its sculpted hood, with a 0-60 mph time of just 3.5 seconds and a top speed of…wait for it - 180 miles per hour! Its all-wheel drive with 707 horsepower and 645 lb-ft of torque. Jeep says ...
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FALCON BULLET MOTORCYCLE

The Bullet is a custom Triumph motorcycle, that started as the derelict frame and engine of a 1950 pre-unit Triumph Thunderbird — the bike Marlon Brando rode in "The Wild One". The concept was inspired by what a Triumph board track racer would have looked like, if indeed Triumph had ever created one. Each Falcon motorcycle will be unique, entirely handcrafted in the smallest details, requiring a total of over a thousand hours of mechanical and silverware....
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