In the luxury automotive world, there are a few things that would cost you a fortune and won’t serve any purpose. Another non-functional addition is this1:4 scale Bugatti Chiron engine replica, which is an object art. For this model, Amalgam collaborated closely with Bugatti to recreate the supercar maker’s 1,500 HP 8L 16-cylinder W engine that seems as if pulled out from a real Bugatti supercar.
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has recently teamed up with Jaguar Land Rover, the U.K.’s largest car manufacturer, to design a one-of-a-kind “kitchen on four wheels.” Land Rover’s Special Vehicle Operations team helped Oliver to integrate as many kitchen tools he wanted in his new SUV that would make any food-lover green with envy. Of course, camping will never be the same with this car carrying a complete on-the-go kitchen.
Recently, Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has expanded his expensive car collection with a brand new custom-made Bugatti Chiron supercar, which costs a whopping £2.15 million. The four-time Ballon d’Or winner has taken to a popular social media platform, Instagram, to show off the latest supercar.
For those who want to drive a Hot Wheels car sporting a badass SUV look, Rezvani Tank seems to be an ideal choice. It’s actually a “Tactical Urban Vehicle” (TUV), which is likely to make you forget SUVs. It seems to be a cross between a Hot Wheels car and an armored military vehicle – allowing you to enjoy the best of two.
German camper manufacturer Dethleffs has envisioned the future of plug-in green motorhomes with their e.home concept, a solar-powered all-electric motorhome. The problem with most motorhomes is that when you go to a remote location, you won’t find any charging infrastructure. But e-home is all backed with solar panels to use sun’s energy to power its battery pack.
German inventor Gottlieb Daimler had built the world’s first wooden bike in 1885. Paying home to the seminal Daimler Reitwagen, the master craftsman, who is not named, is hoping to sell the wooden bike replica at an auction for £15,000.
It’s good to know that how people are making effort to reuse old objects for reducing their environmental impact. Onkar Talmale, a 19-year-old boy from Nagpur, is in headlines for making an eco-friendly electric car that he has made completely out of scrap pieces. To build this electric car, named ‘Hirkani,’ he has used an old plastic drum, a couple of buckets, and a few pieces of scrap pipes and iron rods.
Looking for a stylish motorhome that has everything inside, like a conventional home? Well, Fiat Ducato Camper Vans are great base vehicles that are more suited to being converted into a motorhome. This is possible all thanks to Fiat’s focus on the motorhome market. In order to do that, Fiat has worked closely with Europe’s motorhome manufacturers to ensure the Ducato chassis cab is designed perfectly with a motorhome conversion in mind.
Last month, McLaren impressed everyone with their life-size Lego replica of 2018 McLaren 720S at Goodwood Festival of Speed. At the event, last 13,000 blocks were added by lucky attendees in a move to raise more than $3,500 for the official Goodwood Charity. But don’t be disheartened if you were not at the event, as McLaren has now released one-minute time-lapse video showing the creative engineering process behind the build.
U-Boat Worx, Netherlands-based manufacturer of high performing submersibles has unveiled the all new HiPer Sub 2 sports submarine. A modified version of the HP Sport Sub 2 which was set for release two years ago, the HiPer Sub 2 is the fastest submarine on the market. This ultimate underwater toy is meant for two occupants who sit beside each other to share the underwater experience together. Furthermore, both occupants can take control of the submarine without switching seats.