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Can Chrysler be more than minivans? The Halcyon concept says yes. A sleek battery electric vehicle, the Halcyon serves as a tech testbed for the...
Tread Magazine - We're excited for the day these four electrified Jeep concept vehicles become available. For now, read about all the details.
The development of the first 3-axle prototype ZIL-157E with an electric powertrain was a four-chassis ZIL-135IE with an on-board electrical transmission. It was built on ZIL-135K chassis with a fiberglass cabin, flatbed body and a canopy. Two engines
MAZ 7907 24x24 with an electric-manual transmission TE-660-24 was the articulated 12-axle self-propelled platform with a payload of 150 tonnes. Development started in March 1983, the first prototype was finished in March 1985, the next — later the
The 3-ton GAZ-34 (6x6) with a cab over the engine looked very similar to serial 2-axle GAZ-66 with an additional third drive axle. It was an attempt of GAZ factory to create a lightweight cabover alternative to bonneted army vehicle ZIL-131. The new
In the early 70s, GAZ made another attempt to enter the category of heavy AWD army trucks, creating a whole range of floating two-, three- and four-axle army vehicles with a payload from 2 to 5 tonnes under the name "Universal-1". The base models in
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Development of the 150-tonnes 8-axle MAZ 7906 16x16 chassis started in 1983. The first prototype was made in June 1984 and sent to factory tests. It was joined by the second prototype later the year. It looks similar to the 7-axle MAZ 7904, but actua
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On the Interschultz 2010 fire exhibition the Morita company from Japan has presented its new fire concept truck Bush Truck for forest fires. The design of this car offers satellite communication link to communicate with other vehicles or headquarter,
Entering year 100 and 1, Lincoln continues to reimagine what a driving machine can be. Connect with us and stay up-to-date on the past and future of Lincoln.
Jeep (and Mopar) roll out some killer concept rigs for the 51st annual Easter Jeep Safari. What could it mean for the next generation Wrangler?
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Discover how Nissan redefines what's possible with cutting-edge technologies and designs. Explore future cars, concept vehicles, electric crossovers, and more.
Fantastic vehicle concepts by our friend Alex Jaeger. There is a video interview with Alex on CGChannel. Keywords: concept...
I’m still buzzing about seeing Mad Max this past weekend (I went a second time on Sunday evening) and the web seems to be aglow with positive reviews and articles on everything from Dayna Grant, Charlize Theron‘s stunt double, to how they realised the bungee hanging guitarist in the red onesie. I want to focus on the vehicles and concept designs that led to them in this post and you’ll see how closely they were followed and realised in the final film. Above we see a mock up – by comic illustrator and concept artist Brendan McCarthy, also co-writer of the film – of a proposed graphic novel for Fury Road, the fourth installment of the Mad Max saga. Below are designs for vehicles and characters that he worked on, amazingly dating from 1997! Brendan has a new website that these were taken from that includes tons of his other comic and film work, he’s the master of psychedelic imagery, few can portray altered states as he can so make a note of anything you missed if you take a look. Incidentally, there’s an official comic debuting this week, published by Vertigo, DC‘s more indie offshoot, that digs into some of the character’s back stories.
Chicago designer, Ross Burwell, developed concept brand and label designs for Orlando Brewing Co.’s main line of brews. The concept behind his design was simple but direct. Designed by Ross Burwell, Chicago, IL, USA
