From an amazing RV to the coolest turbocharged off-road vehicle, check out this list of some
awesome vehicles, you'll wish you had in your driveway.
Number Ten
If you're looking for the newest electric bike that's capable of handling both on and
off-road, look no further.
The manufacturer says this bike is designed to be the pinnacle of hardcore off-road performance,
and we're starting to agree.
It's part electric part dirt bike, which gives you the best of both worlds with plenty of
power for your daily ride.
The bike weighs in at 114 pounds with available power options of six thousand and seven thousand
watts.
Some key features are high in BMX style cranks, a narrow or wide chain, ring gold pedal and
drive chains, quad piston hydraulic disc brakes, and a custom-tuned front and rear suspension,
setup for the riders weight specifications.
Number Nine
This prototype electric supercar can go from 0 to 62 miles per hour in 1.92 seconds.
That's right, everyone.
Japanese supercar maker A Spark said their new Owl EV could do it.
Well, not could, it's official, it has been tested and it can.
Being confident it's two-seater, they predicted they could do this almost a year ago.
If you're asking yourself how, the information we have so far is that it runs a pair of 40-kilowatt
motor, is offering up 320 kilowatts of power, and 563 pound-foot of torque.
All this is what gives that insane acceleration even though the motors aren't the biggest.
The car weighs in at a little under 1,900 pounds and sits very low at only 39 inches
tall.
The company believes the vehicle is capable of hitting a top speed of 174 miles per hour,
which would likely affect the battery's 93-mile range.
Some of that expended energy can be recovered through regenerative braking, but why bother
yourself with letting up on the accelerator.
Still, though, this car is ridiculously awesome.
Number Eight
Yes, you're seeing this right, this is a Batmobile with a Lamborghini engine.
The car has many names, but the designers call it the TGX, or the Arkham car.
Most of what you see on the car is fake such as the disc brakes and the exhaust pipes,
which was all done just to resemble the Batmobile that's shown in the Batman Arkham Knight videogames.
What isn't fake is the power of this beauty.
It houses a 5.2 liter V10 which delivers 552 horsepower.
With all that power comes great responsibility.
More so, the responsibility of the brakes which are ventilated discs at the front and
the rear axle.
The body of this recreation is fully carbon-fiber, which means that you can safely assume that
this project was not a cheap feat to put together.
Number Seven
This fully street-legal Xtreme utility vehicle has many of the same characteristics found
in military vehicles and is simply known as the tank.
It's by far the most hardcore car of the California-based automaker has ever built.
Under the hood, it has a powerful 6.4 liter Hemi v8 delivering 500 horsepower.
It features a body-on-frame design and an on-demand four-wheel-drive system that comes
standard.
Alongside the array of standard features, the manufacturer also offers options to make
your XUV even better, including FLIR night vision, ballistic armor Kevlar, bulletproof
glass, military-grade run-flat tires, as well as a Kevlar fuel tank, floor pan, and radiator.
A few less tactical upgrades include a leather package, a tow package, and a convenience
package, which offers automatic opening-closing side steps, and a heads-up display.
Hey, we're just saying you have to be comfy and protected when you're making those late-night
covert missions to CVS.
What do you guys think?
Do you like the tank?
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Number Six
Where do we even start on this one?
The global defense company, known as the paramount group from South Africa, built one of the
biggest and toughest off-road vehicles in the world,
known as the Marauder. This monster is roughly nine feet tall, 9 feet wide, and 21 feet long.
In my opinion, it kind of makes a Hummer look like a Tonka truck.
It was built to be used in military and peacekeeping operations, and it's said to be the world's
largest unstoppable vehicle.
According to ex-Top Gear host Richard Hammond. It's fully armored and has a v-shaped hole
that's designed to deflect IEDs.
Under the hood is a 300 horsepower Cummins diesel engine and weighs in at around 12 tons.
It runs 48-inch tires and has a cruising speed of 60 to 70 miles per hour, and if you want
one, then don't fret.
They just decided to make a civilian version available for around five hundred thousand
dollars.
Number Five
Let's try not to compare every aspect of this electric SUV to a Tesla.
Mainly because nothing really compares due to this vehicle being completely different
from its Tesla equivalent.
To start with, there isn't an Elon Musk involved, and there's no master plan for this company
to go to Mars.
A ramp-up to a half a million units a year, no one is working on sensors or software upgrades
for self-driving technology either.
It's a utility truck, which is a breath of fresh air if you ask me.
The vehicle does have some very defining features to set it apart, though.
It has a 50/50 weight distribution, unlike a conventional nose-heavy truck, as well as
a ground clearance of around 20 inches with nothing protruding underneath the vehicle
to get it stuck or snagged on.
Motors for each axle provide permanent all-wheel drive, with each one having its own gearbox.
The addition of a newly upgraded battery extends the travel range to around 210 miles on a
single charge.
Number Four
These vans are converted into luxurious and stylish motorhomes that you can travel around
the world in.
The company starts with a force motors traveler, a commercial van and a small bus line, perfect
for creating these camper vans of various sizes and styles.
If you slide open the front door, you'll see why they're classified as a luxurious motorhome.
The lounge-like atmosphere of the central cabin has a curved LED screen and an amazing
surround sound system.
The interior also makes clear that there's a reason for the more bloated exterior.
There's also an app which can control certain features of the vehicles, such as the expansion
of the rear portion.
There's also an upgraded version that includes a bathroom with a shower.
This is really a five-star hotel wherever you are as long as you have gas to fill the
tank.
Number Three
First off, this fifth wheel is a crazy vehicle initially dreamed up as a concept, and it
may very well be like nothing you've ever seen before.
It's 8 feet wide and 41 feet long, with six slide-outs that expand the RV to a total space
of 350 square feet.
It may only be the size of a small studio apartment, but it's what's inside that counts.
It's outfitted like a luxury loft with full stainless steel appliances in the kitchen,
a full-sized fridge, a gas cooktop, and an oven.
It doesn't stop there though, the living area has a 65 inch smart TV, and a 40 inch LED
fireplace, as well as a bedroom with a king-size bed, and a 39 inch TV.
Don't worry, though, because of the 4G connectivity onboard Wi-Fi, and an omnidirectional antenna
with a signal booster, you'll always have TV reception.
Number Two
This is a three-wheeled flying car made of carbon fiber that's capable of accelerating
to 60 miles per hour in 6.5 seconds, with a top speed of 100 miles per hour, and that's
just on the ground.
While flying, it has a top speed of 175 miles per hour and a cruising speed of 155 miles
per hour.
This beast of an airplane car uses unleaded fuel and will get over 35 miles per gallon
while driving or consume nine gallons per hour while flying.
The name switchblade is based on the wing style, which swings out from the belly, like
the blade of a pocketknife, which folds back in while driving.
The full transition from driving to flying only takes around 45 seconds.
Even though it's only a concept, the manufacturer already has more than 600 pre-orders, and
just for those of you wondering about the dimensions, it will definitely fit in your
garage.
Number One
These off-road vehicles are specifically designed to get down and dirty, literally.
They start off with a Rotax 900 cc engine with the exhaust and air intakes
placed at the highest points possible above
the driver's seat in order to protect it from any mud or water.
The turbo engine offers 172 horsepower, which is the most horsepower that is available in
the Maverick x3 line, or any current UTV line in the same class.
The x3 sports a front differential featuring smart lock technology, which will automatically
adjust itself on-the-fly to offer the most amount of traction possible in any terrain.
Some key details include 22 inches of front travel, 24 inches of rear travel, and a 72-inch
wheelbase.
With a fully welded dual-phase steel frame, you know, just in case of any unforeseen terrain
when you're out there having fun.
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