VW Atlas Basecamp

Volkswagen have introduced the VW Atlas Basecamp, a concept designed to be your ultimate offroad camper rig. The rugged SUV is equipped to let you stay in the wilderness for a while, it is powered by a 276-horsepower VR6 engine, and features 4Motion all-wheel-drive, a custom body, a higher ride height, custom Fifteen52 wheels wrapped in all-terrain tires, LED light bars, a 1.5-inch lift, and a roof rack capable of carrying two bicycles. The package comes complete with a Hive EX offroad camping trailer that includes a queen-size bed, extendable canopy, portable toilet and shower with gas water heater and a kitchenette with a stove, fridge and sink. The end result is a vehicle designed with trail seekers in mind, with all needed to explore the great wilderness.

VOLKSWAGEN ELECTRIC DUNE BUGGY

VW have introduced the very cool I.D. Buggy, an all-electric dune buggy with some 1960s California subculture flair. The all-electric dune buggy crams futuristic tech into a retro package, it features a single 201-horsepower, 228 lb-ft (309 Nm) electric motor in the rear, fed by a 62-kWh battery pack in the floor, giving a WLTP range of 155 miles (250 km). It is capable of 0-60mph in 7.2 seconds, and a top speed of 99mph. Other details include 18-inch wheels wrapped...
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Citroen ME

Inspired by the ultra-affordable Citroon AMI electric vehicle and the iconic Citroen Mehari, the unique Citroen ME is a cool electric vehicle designed to tackle urban mobility. Imagined by French industrial designer Alexandre Pain, this eco-friendly, low carbon footprint vehicle is equipped with a 22kw battery for a range of approximately 200km (125miles) on a single charge. Top speed is also impressive for such a small package at 80 km/h. The futuristic two-seater ...
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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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