Nissan Navara Navy

Car tuning specialists Carlex Design have launched a new, truck-focused sub-imprint aptly named Pickup Design. Their workshop has a range of experience with several trucks including the Toyota Hilux, the VW Amorak, and the Mercedes Benz X-Class. Our favorite however is their Nissan Navara Navy, a tough and refined companion for riding in difficult conditions. The limited edition is fitted with a widebody kit coated with special paint, providing high resistance against damage. The interior, all in quality nappa leather, features embossed and quilted motifs that perfectly mark the Navy´s sporty character. The beauty also features a Pedders lift kit suspension, a custom-made V8 exhaust system which gives the vehicle a true rally character, side steps, 18inch aluminium rims, BFGoodrich All Terrain tyres 265/60 R18, exterior graphic styling stickers, and lazer roof lamps for night off-road adventures.

Zero Labs Electric Ford Bronco SUV

What is cooler than the new 2021 Bronco? These all-electric classic Broncos by Zero Labs! Altough we absolutely love the new Bronco, we cannot forget the original 1966-77 Bronco, which remains a highly-collectible design icon. Thankfully, the original Bronco is still very much alive and kicking, due to the meticulous work of Zero Labs. The California-based company has announced their latest model, an extended range variant that can travel a little over 235 miles (a ...
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1990 LAND ROVER DEFENDER 110 PICKUP

ECD Automotive Design, a renowned Florida-based workshop specializing in Land Rover restoration and modification, has consistently delivered exceptional custom Defenders, resulting in a high demand for their creations. Here's a unique opportunity to skip the waiting list and claim ownership of a stunning 1990 Land Rover Defender 110 Pickup. Cloaked in Santorini Black Metallic with elegant black leather seats, this Defender not only catches the ey...
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ELECTRIC MOKE

The ultimate beach buggy has returned to production, but now in electric form! The much-loved 60s classic Mini Moke was originally designed to be a military vehicle, but quickly became a popular "cult” vehicle for its fun and also practical side, its robustness and the feeling of freedom that you enjoy whist driving. Now the company have presented a new electric eMoke, with a top speed of 25 mph and a range of 40 miles. A gas-engine model will also be produce...
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