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Nimbus E-Car
Nimbus is a concept e-car designed by Hemisferio Criativo, a design studio ran by Eduardo Galvani. It is clearly inspired by the iconic VW bus, but has been designed to go a lot of places the VW couldn’t, like go off-road. The unique hybrid is powered by a 180hp electric engine and lithium-ion battery to move around, and features a micro combustion generator, solar panels, and regenerative braking to keep it charged up. Panoramic windows, comfy stadium seats, climate control and top-of-the-line entertainment system make it the ultimate adventure van we´d love to see become reality.



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BMW K75 Adventure Touring Bike | Image

BMW K75 Adventure Touring Bike
This stunning Adventure Touring Bike was built by the Spoken Moto workshop for the Handbuilt Show in collaboration with craft luggage maker Pack Animal out of Seattle. Based on a 1990 BMW K75RT, the long-range tourer was heavily influenced by the Motorrad R Nine T Paris-Dakar concept bike. In fact, the nose and front fender are R Nine T Urban GS bits and the paint scheme is very similar to the Paris-Dakar bike. The racks, radiator shield, subframe, rear ...
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CD1 Cargo eTrike
German company HNF Heisenberg was originally founded to create a viable future for e-bikes, they have now developed a unique tilt-action cargo trike that offers a new perspective on urban mobility. The agile and powerful CD1 e-Trike is built using only high quality components and features a powerful Bosch drive completely integrated into the elaborate aluminum frame structure that allows the driver to steer from an electric motor (up to 250 watts) up to a speed of 1...
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Earle Ducati Alaskan Junior
A designer for Audi by day, LA-based Alex Earle is known better in motorcycling circles for his street-tracker inspired custom Ducatis. He became famous last year for the project The Alaskan and has now prepared a lighter version, the Alaskan Junior based on Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled. Alex tried to improve the Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled in all aspects to make the Italian motorcycle even more off-road oriented. The result is a stripped down, gutsy back country b...
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