Charge Ford Mustang

British startup Charge Cars is taking the first generation Ford Mustang Fastback from the 60s 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 e-muscle car has a limited-run of 499 convertible and coupe ponies.

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URBAN AUTOMOTIVE DEFENDER

The new Defender was always going to divide fans of the iconic vehicle. We personally are on the side of those who love it, even more so if it looks like this. Urban Automotive specialize in bespoke carbon styling for luxury vehicles, they are currently embracing the new Defender, and enjoying the process of creating some awesome bespoke options. This blacked-out 2020 Defender was commissioned for a customer and features a NERO Design premium carbon wet satin wrap, ...
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BENTLEY CONTINENTAL SUPERSPORTS

Bentley have just announced the mind-blowing new Continental Supersports, the most powerful Bentley ever made with 700 bhp and 750 lb. ft. of torque! It is in fact the fastest four-seat car on the planet, capable of 209 mph, and able to reach 60 mph in a mere 3.4 seconds. All thanks to a massive six-liter twin-turbo W12 engine. The luxurious, all-wheel-drive behemoth arrives this fall, with the US limited to just 250 units. The car is highly customizable and availab...
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Koenigsegg CCGT1 Hypercar

Koenigsegg is revisiting one of the most fascinating unfinished chapters in its history with the CCGT1. Based on the CC850, the new road-legal hypercar pays tribute to the original CCGT GT1 race project, which was developed for competition but never raced after regulation changes ended the programme before it could reach the grid. Nearly every body panel has been redesigned for the CCGT1, with a large front splitter, sculpted underfloor, NACA cooling ducts, a...
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