Katu Urban Bike

Katu is a compact urban cruiser designed for densely populated cityscapes. Agile and with a minimal design, it is easier to store and transport than a normal bike, it features 20” wheels (inspired in my BMX race times) that are compact and nimble, perfect for riding in the busy city. The Katu’s load distribution system enables to carry a considerable volume and up to 50 kg between the front and rear baskets. It is also designed so that the weight has practically no effect on steering. available in several colors in a electrically assisted version or a traditional pedal powered version. watch the video below

eBussy Offroad Camper

eBussy is a cute low-cost battery-powered van that can transform into 10 different body styles. The modular eBussy will be offered as a regular minivan, delivery van, tipper truck, pick-up, chassis cab and campervan, to name just few of the 10 possible body styles. Components such as the driving position can be changed with ease by simply sliding the steering column across the dashboard, making for left, right hand drive, or even in the middle for a central, McLaren...
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KOENIGSEGG AGERA

Agera celebrates 15 years of brand founded by Christian von Koenigsegg. This new super-car was designed to celebrate fifteen years of Swedish trade and should have a limited production between 15 to 20 units. Agera is equipped with an impressive V8 Biturbo 4.7 liters, "stirred" to charge no more and no less than 910 horsepower at 6800 rpm and 1100 Nm of torque (1000 Nm available between 2680 and 6100 rpm)....
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URB-E

URB-E is an electric folding scooter, a great add-on to the shelf of electrically moved vehicles, it´s kind of a hybrid because you can carry it with you, it has a reasonable carrying weight of 35 lbs, but you can ride it like a bike, so it does feature portability and comfort, two apparently difficult features to combine. You get a 20 mile range, ideal for the urban commuters but don´t forget it´s foldable, so you can carry it with everywhere, this greatly enlar...
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