Ford All-Electric Explorer

The new Ford All-Electric Explorer is the latest addition to Ford’s electric vehicle (EV) lineup in Europe. Built in Germany and designed in America, the all-electric SUV is equipped with new technology to help the brand futureproof itself as it continues to develop EVs. With its max range of 500 km and 10-80% charging time of just 25 minutes, range anxiety is a thing of the past. The car features five seats and 450 liters of storage, making it perfect for families. The 14.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless app integration provides an enhanced digital experience. The Ford Electric Explorer comes with massage seats, lane assist, and cruise control, making long journeys more comfortable. The car has a clean and modern design, with a sporty edge, and will be available to order later this year.

DEFENDER D90 BEACH RUNNER

The motoring masterminds at Cool & Vintage have rolled out of their workshop in Portugal, their latest masterpiece, a restored D90 in the perfect shade of yellow. Boasting a beach vibe, the 1994 Land Rover Defender offers up a tough trim that prevents sand and water from entering the cabin, also featuring water and UV resistant Dice and Onyx seats. Other details include a NAS style cage, and a complete set of brand new BF Goodrich Mud tires to get you through an...
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Onewheel+ XR

Onewheel, the self-balancing one-wheeled electric skateboard has just gotten better! The new Onewheel+ XR board is now smoother, faster, quite, has double the range, and is even easier to ride. The unique electric rideable is like a skateboard, unicycle and balance board rolled into one, it goes up hill and down, off-road, and basically rides like a snowboard. The new battery system gives you a range between 12 and 18 miles, and is more powerful than its predecessor...
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Ineos Grenadier SUV

The spirit of Defender has reborn in the newly revealed Ineos Grenadier, a big and boxy, British-built all-terrain SUV. The Ineos Grenadier is less a shameless Defender copycat and more a living homage. Ineos founder Jim Ratcliffe, a self-described adventurer and Land Rover fan, tried to buy Defender back in 2016 when Land Rover retired the original Defender. After failing to secure the tooling to keep the Defender tradition alive, he set off on a mission to build t...
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