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.

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...
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JEEP MIGHTY FC

The Jeep Might FC is an impressive beast of a vehicle, the retro rock crawler defies any preconceived notions you may have regarding scale and balance. It is based on the Jeep Forward Control built 50 years ago, and most of the truck is a two-door 2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. Unfortunately the Mighty FC is still in concept stage, but we are sure many like us will beg Jeep to turn this into something you can actually buy. Also check out the awesome Legacy Powe...
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BRUBAKER BOX MINIVAN

German-based industrial designer Samir Sadikhov has reimagined the legendary design of Curt Brubaker, whom originally created a kit designed to fit on the chassis of a Volkswagen Beetle, converting them to Box Vans. Brubaker´s work also directly influenced the design of the Tesla Cybertruck. Sadikhov stays true to the metallic finish but adds wooden bumpers, and a slightly softer low-poly design that is more approachable and friendly. Sadikhov says: "in terms ...
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