Hyundai Initium

The awesome Hyundai Initium concept, unveiled ahead of its 2025 release, redefines rugged with its "Art of Steel" design, a fresh aesthetic featuring bold angles, exposed steel, and familiar "parametric pixels" lighting. This hydrogen-powered SUV boasts the innovative Hyundai third-gen fuel cell system, delivering 201 horsepower and over 400 miles of range. Practical features include a 220V outlet to power electronics and a new route planner to locate and manage hydrogen stations. Set to debut at the LA Auto Show, the Initium exemplifies the Hyundai innovative take on clean mobility with style.

Segway miniPRO

The world´s most popular self-balancing personal transport now has a little brother, the Segway miniPRO! It is a smaller, lighter (weighs 28 pounds) and less expensive version than the original, it features a unique knee bar for controlling direction, a range of up to 14 miles, and a top speed of 11 miles per hour. It also features automatic headlights and taillights, and comes with an app that allows you to operate the device remotely, view dashboard performance d...
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GOGORO SMARTSCOOTER

Gogoro is the world´s first electric smartscooter, the ultimate commuting vehicle designed specifically for the world’s most crowded cities. The pollution-free scooter delivers unprecedented power, agility and control, and is able to hit 31mph in just 4.2 seconds and has a top speed of 60mph, making it faster than a conventional 125cc bike. Built with an ultra light racing grade aluminum aeroframe, this urban transport uses battery swapping stations to allow it t...
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Volvo P1800ES Restomod

The Volvo P1800ES has always stood apart, a rare mix of sports car and design icon that still feels relevant decades later. Now, Dutch studio Autoforma, in collaboration with Volvo Lotte, is giving the classic shooting brake a carefully considered second life. If you are into vintage machines with a modern edge, this sits right alongside the kind of builds we regularly feature in our automotive section. Rather than a one size fits all approach, the program of...
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