Honda 2&4

Set to debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show, is the impressive Honda Project 2&4, a spectacular four wheeled, lightweight, open-air kart with a 999cc V4 superbike motor under the hood. Designed by Honda’s motorcycle design studio in Asaka, Japan, the 2&4 claims influence from the pivotal RA272 Formula 1 car from 1965, and is powered by a 215 hp RC213V competition motorcycle engine. The unique "floating seat” design places the driver as close to the action as possible, evoking the freedom of a bike, and the maneuverability of a car.

Lexus ROV

In response to the growing passion for the outdoors and adventurous spirit of luxury consumers, Lexus has unveiled a mighty off-roader powered by Hydrogen. The ROV (Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle) uses a 1.0-liter unit fed by a high-pressure compressed-hydrogen tank, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a simple single-gauge display that feeds the driver vital information, and synthetic leather seats that feature their own suspension, smoothing out bumps as you tackl...
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BUGATTI 16C GALIBIER CONCEPT

Bugatti released pictures of our 16C Galibier, the prototype of the future four-door brand, first introduced to the public at the Geneva Motor Show. The interior is minimalist but at the same time refined, thanks to high-quality materials and the inclusion of a clock Parmigiani, created specially for the Galibier, which can be removed and placed on the wrist....
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Callum Jaguar E-Type

The legendary Jaguar E-Type just got a modern makeover, and it's everything you'd hope for. Designed by Ian Callum, former Jaguar design chief, this stunning restomod concept blends vintage elegance with contemporary performance cues. Lower, wider, and more muscular, it retains the iconic silhouette while adding bold updates like flared arches, dished alloys, and refined lighting. Built under Callum Designs' new "Portfolio Project" banner...
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