Quant E-sportlimousine

The spectacular QUANT E-Sportlimousine was first presented at the 2014 Geneva motor show back in March as a concept vehicle, but now the four seater electric sportscar has just been approved for use on public roads. The car was developed by Swiss company nanoFLOWCELL and is powered by a salt water nanoFLOWcell system that drives energy through the car’s four electric motors (one per wheel). Powered exclusively by salt water, this beast is packed with a mind-blowing 912hp engine capable of hitting 60 mph in just 2.8 seconds, and has a top speed of 236 mph. watch the video

WILDERNESS VANS GRID MINI OVERLAND CAMPER

Canada's Wilderness Vans presents the Grid Mini, a compact camper tailored for off-road adventures. Built on a smaller chassis for enhanced maneuverability, it features a 4x4 capability suitable for hunters or those exploring remote areas. The 22.5-foot Grid Mini boasts a shortened motorhome box for better ground clearance, 40-inch tires, and a nimble design to navigate challenging terrains. Its interior includes a Victron Stage 4 electrical package, a Webasto gas h...
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JON OLSSON CAMOUFLAGE LAMBORGHINI

We recently came across this awesome Lamborghini conversion, it is owned by Swedish professional freeskier and alpine ski racer Jon Olsson. Besides skiing Jon also has a huge interest for cars, instead of driving a SUV or a Truck up the mountain, he drives a Lamborghini Gallardo LP560 with a ski box on top! The Lambo features an original camouflage paint scheme and a custom mounted ski transporter box that was designed for high speeds of over 160 mph. source ...
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Rivian R1T Electric Truck

Michigan-based company Rivian is debuting its all-electric pickup truck, the R1T, a dream truck for adventurers. According to Rivian the R1T will have up to 400-mile range, will do zero to 60 in three seconds, support over-the-air updates, seat five and have a four-motor AWD drivetrain. Each motor has a 147 kW power capacity at the wheel and the total power output can be configured to different levels from 300 kW to 562 kW (input to gearbox). All of that torque and ...
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