Morgan Super 3

The all-new Morgan Super 3 brings the style of the 1920s V-twin engined three-wheelers into the future. Weighing only 1,400 lbs, this retro delight can hit 62 mph in seven seconds and can reach a top speed of 130 mph. It also features a five-speed Mazda MX-5 gearbox, rugged interior upholstery options like vinyl and water-resistant leather, an available footwell heater, plus Avon tires. Powered by a 1.5L Ford three-cylinder engine that produces 118 hp and 110 lb-ft of torque, the stunning machine is the company´s most configurable model ever, with plenty of accessories and options that allow owners to tailor the three-wheeler to their exacting requirements. watch the video below

Neuron EV T.ONE Modular Utility Vehicle

The race to launch the first all-electric American truck heats up, after Rivian introduced their R1T Electric Truck, Atlis Motor Vehicles introduced the Atlis XT, and Tesla introduced their crazy Cybertruck, another company has entered the fray. Los Angeles-based vehicle startup Neuron EV has presented the awesome T.One an "all-in-one multipurpose vehicle". The modular electric vehicle can be setup with a standard pickup truck bed, goose-neck flatbed, SUV,...
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POLESTAR 5

Polestar has finally lifted the curtain on its long-awaited flagship, the Polestar 5, a sleek fastback sedan that blends futuristic design with mind-blowing performance. Born from the 2020 Precept concept, the production model doesn’t just live up to expectations, it pushes them further, packing up to 884 horsepower, a bespoke aluminum platform, and cutting-edge tech throughout. Available in two trims, the Dual Motor produces 748 hp and hits 60 mph in 3.8 secon...
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LIVING VEHICLE 2021

The Santa-Barbara-based Living Vehicle first introduced their exceptional mobile home back in 2018. Now they have improved upon their initial design with their latest offering - The 2021 Living Vehicle trailer. Now powered by an automotive-grade energy system, the luxury trailer is equipped with dual 8kW inverters and a 16,000-watt output that deliver 9,000 watt-hours of energy storage and 1,320 watts of solar power. You can even fully recharge all-electric cars and...
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