Mercedes ECQ 4x4

Mercedes-Benz has turned its EQC electric SUV into something a whole lot more interesting. The Mercedes ECQ 4x4 is a true off-road beast, it is twice as high as the standard production EQC and has a fording depth of over 15 inches. Other details include a heavily reworked suspension set up for off-roading, multi-link portal axles, reprogrammed off-road driving modes, black wheel arch flares, and a more rugged set of tires and wheels, making it capable of tackling some of the most daunting off-roading tasks. It also features an approach angle of 31.8 degrees, a departure angle of 33 degrees, and a breakover angle of 24.2 degrees. watch the awesome video below

PRINS DEFENDER 90

"Defender by Prins" have a huge collection of styling packages available for the Land Rover Defender. Their cars can be personalised to an individual specification that reflects the aspirations and requirements of each owner, whether operating at the heart of an exciting outdoor adventure, or in the wilds of the urban environment. To create the styling package, the team have reimagined each aspect of the vehicle from the ground up, taking the commercial La...
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Ineos Grenadier by Kahn

One of our favorite cars is the mighty Ineos Grenadier, a sturdy SUV that boasts a distinctive and boxy design inspired by the iconic Land Rover Defender. Now Kahn takes it a step further with an awesome styling and upgrade package that includes 20-inch RS Forged Mondial Retro Alloy Wheels, 35-inch large grip tires, a hard gloss black chelsea truck company wheel cover, and an arch modification kit fitted for the mighty wheels. The stylish interior features Recaro se...
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URWAHN STADTFUCHS BIKE

The Urwahn Stadtfuchs Bike is a new project developed by a German team that aimed to create a bike that would mainly appeal to urban commuters and that would somehow synthesize the urban concept with an all terrain approach and then add some modern features. The sleek bike has a distinctive design and an ergonomic construction, at the back you get a curvy frame that acts as a way of dispersing strains and shocks on the rear wheel but also contributes in giving it it...
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