Dacia Manifesto Buggy

Dacia has introduced the impressive Manifesto concept, a featherweight all-terrain buggy equipped to deal with outdoor pursuits, with permanent four-wheel drive, a hose-down interior, chunky wheels, a raised ride height and a tough plastic body made from a recycled polypropylene material. The hood sports a lightbar plus a single headlamp that can me removed and used as a powerful handheld flashlight, and it is fitted with a winch, and a dedicated battery supply out back that can be pulled out and used as a portable power source at camp. It also features puncture proof tyres, seat covers that can easily be removed to double as sleeping bags, and a rear area that can optionally be transformed into a workbench or table, with built-in storage.

Photo credit: Etienne Roville / Dacia

MK1 TILT-ACTION CARGO TRIKE

Butchers & Bicycles are based in Copenhagen, Denmark, they have developed a unique cargo bike named MK1, a spectacular tilt-action cargo trike that offers a new perspective on urban mobility. Each trike is handmade and features the game changing patented built-to-tilt driving system that provides a thrilling riding experience, while you fly effortless through the city. The MK1 is also the ultimate tool for urban families, providing a front box that seats 2 c...
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Volkswagen ID Buzz

The spectacular Volkswagen ID Buzz is coming to America, finally! Volkswagen has introduced the North American version of the highly anticipated ID. Buzz electric vehicle. With its extended wheelbase and third-row seating, the ID. Buzz offers a spacious interior and increased storage capacity. The rear motor configuration generates an impressive 282 horsepower, drawing power from a 91 kWh battery. Additionally, Volkswagen will offer an all-wheel-drive model with a d...
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Rivian R1S Electric SUV

After capturing our attention with their spectacular R1T Electric Truck, Michigan-based Rivian have blown our mind once again with their seven-seat electric SUV - the R1S. Clearly picking up design cues off a Range Rover, the all-electric family SUV is built on the same platform as the pickup, and other than its shape, the R1S mostly matches the R1T pickup truck blow for blow. Like the R1T, Rivian plans to offer the R1S with either a 136 kWh or 180 kWh battery pack ...
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