Qoros Ebiqe

Chinese automotive manufacturing company Qoros have presented at the Geneva Motor Show their new futuristic electric bike, the Qoros eBIQE Concept. eBIQE is a mountain bike styled concept, perfect for commuting, leisurely rides or off-road adventures. Riders can choose from three cycling modes, pedaling with no assistance, pedaling with assistance from the electric motor, or choose motor-power only, allowing a top speed of 65 km/h (40 mph), and a range of 75-miles. The Tech advanced bike features a fingerprint recognition system, with the ability to recognize multiple users and is equipped with a five-inch touchscreen always connected via 3G to the internet, displaying route planning, intelligent navigation, social networking and your bike´s condition including tyre pressure, battery charge and range, plus a bunch of other stuff.

1987 Mercedes-Benz 240GD

Among our favorite SUV´s there is always a place for the G-Class. Renown car auctioneer Barrett-Jackson have listed another one of a kind classic, a gorgeous G-Wagon from 1987 in pristine condition and recently restored by marquee professionals. The flawless machine has only 50k miles on the odometer, comes ready to drive and is ready to conquer the outdoors. It is powered by a 2.4-liter four-cylinder diesel engine mated to a four-speed manual transmission, and fea...
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ME SCOOTER

ME Scooter aims to synthesize several key modern concepts. First of all it aims to be a design object, where aesthetic issues also have practical and usability concerns, the ME Scooter also has a green side to it, that´s why it uses electrical power to help you move around. And it also leaves you with some ways to express yourself because it´s fully customizable. The electric motor of 1.5 Kw will get a range of up to 80km, with a top speed of 45km/h, enough to go ...
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Humble One SUV

California-based Humble Motors has unveiled the world’s first solar-powered SUV. The sleek Humble One SUV has 80 square feet of revolutionary, solar cells that can generate over three megawatt-hours of power in a single year. The cells are connected to an onboard photovoltaic system of panels, chargers, and converters that power the vehicles battery, allowing travel without the need to stop and charge. And when the sun isn’t shining, an impressive 80kWh ba...
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