Cars & Bikes
From the world’s most incredible supercars, to priceless classics and ravishing motorcycles, we’re obsessed with speed, luxury and status here at Luxatic, and basically everything that moves you. We try to cover the newest luxury cars and the most extraordinary bikes with complete transparency and a cheerful vibe that can’t be found anywhere else, helping you find the next best thing on wheels.
Introducing the Awesome Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo EVO
Specially developed by Lamborghini Squadra Corse for the Super Trofeo series, the jaw dropping Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo EVO has been officially revealed to the public just a few days ago, bragging about improved aerodynamics and a drool inducing look all around. Dallara Engineering joined in on the project as well, developing a new carbon fiber body kit for this beast, which promises improved driving dynamics and a brand new
Lotus Evora GT430 Sport Joins In On The Fun
Following the introduction of the Evora GT430 just a few weeks ago, the Lotus family is now happy to welcome a brand new member. Dubbed as the Lotus Evora GT430 Sport, this sports car looks clean and stylish, avoiding the brutal attitude of the GT430, but it’s actually faster in a straight line. You see, the GT430 Sport is capable of reaching a top speed of 196 mph (315 km/h), from the same 3.5-liter
The Retro-Inspired Düsenspeed E-bikes Look Fabulous
E-bikes are an attractive option for urban commuters right now, although I have to admit I prefer either a simple bicycle or a petrol-powered motorcycle when I go on two wheels. But feel free to make up your own mind after catching a glimpse of what Düsenspeed has to offer. The Swiss startup has recently unveiled a cool range of powerful e-bikes, capable of taking you anywhere with no physical
The Aspark Owl Supercar Takes Over Our Dreams From Japan
There are not that many new supercar brands being launched these days; it’s a highly competitive world and it might have something to do with the environment as well. Nonetheless, Aspark enters the market by storm and aims to put Japan on the map with the Owl – an all electric supercar, which is set to be the quickest accelerating vehicle on the planet, if the company’s audicious claims will become true. With approximately
The Wunderlich R 1600 C Concept Should Get a BMW Badge
BMW Motorrad ended the production of its incredible R1200 C power cruiser more than ten years ago, and everyone who loves this kind of bikes has been expecting a worthy successor ever since. The answer to our prayers might also come from Germany, but from a company called Wunderlich, in the form of this ravishing concept called R1600 C, which aims to be the R1200 C successor we’ve all been waiting
This Limited Edition Audi R8 V10 RWS Promises Rear Wheel Fun
Audi R8 V10 RWS – this is the name of the latest supercar to join Audi’s impressive R8 family. Produced in a very limited run, the special RWS edition (which stands for Rear Wheel Series) is perfect for purists, set to offer drivers some serious thrills, simply because rear-wheel powered vehicles always are. That’s right, the new R8 V10 RWS, available in both the Coupe and Spyder versions, makes due without
Introducing the BMW M Bike Limited Carbon Edition
The first time I got a glimpse of the famous M badge it was on a jaw dropping BMW E30 M3, my favorite all-time model from the Bavarian automaker. As the years went by, the M badge became a symbol of power, speed and exclusivity, seen only on vehicles that promise the ultimate motorsport experience. You might think that a company like BMW would not stray away from a successful
The Caterham Seven SuperSprint is an Exciting Little Car
One year after the introduction of the limited-run Seven Sprint, Caterham is back in our attention with a new four wheel masterpiece, called the Caterham Seven SuperSprint. Designed for the European and UK markets, this beauty celebrates 60 years of history of retro-flavored goodness for the Caterham 7, that’s why it will only make 60 drivers happy. But trust us, it will easily do so, after they pay exactly £29,995 ($39,210) to
