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

1970 HONDA CL450 | BY SPIN CYCLE INDUSTRIES

We are really digging the work of Eric Meglasson from Spin Cycle Industries, we have featured a couple of their custom motorbikes recently, our latest crush is this beauty, a 1970 Honda CL450. We love the unpolished finish on this. Check out some more classy customs on their website....
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1971 LAND ROVER DEFENDER

1971 Land Rover Defender in this luscious poppy red finish paint job was a fab rebuild by Classic Car Studio, a St. Louis, Missouri based workshop. This iconic British off-roader is powered by a 2.25L engine that has been totally overhauled and rebuilt practically from scratch, so it is better than when it was new because the criteria now followed was more demanding than it was at the time it was originally built. The electrical wiring is also to...
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BIOMEGA ELECTRIC CAR

Danish bicycle brand Biomega has announced that it will be launching an electric vehicle - the Sin crossover utility vehicle. Due to go into production between 2021 and 2023, the minimalist car strips itself of everything unnecessary, resulting in a car body that literally looks and feels like a chassis. Built using state-of-the-art lightweight composites, including a world-first use of modular carbon fiber, the four-wheeled electric vehicle is an affordable and sus...
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