The 10 Best Motorcycles of 2015

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1) Kawasaki Ninja H2R

Japanese company Kawasaki’s Ninja H2R boasts a massive supercharged 998 cc incline-4 DOHC engine, which can develop a whopping 300 hp. It can reach a top speed of around 400 kmph.

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These awesome bikes are a perfect blend of speed, power and elegance.

2) Lightning LS-218

There is a general belief that electric vehicles are not fast. The lightning LS-218 is here to change that perception. This motorbike is powered by a 200 hp engine that outputs 168 lb-ft of torque, enabling the bike to reach a top speed of 350 kmph.

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12 Coolest Cars You’ll Never Drive

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Cadillac Cyclone

The 1959 Cadillac Cyclone is a concept car made in 1959 by GM. It was designed by Harley Earl. It was a test bed for futuristic styling and borrowed some of the Firebird line’s visual style. It had a front-mounted 390 cubic inch engine. This car was not mass-produced.

 

EDAG Light Cocoon

EDAG Light Cocoon is a dynamic sports car concept, which was displayed in the 2015 Geneva Motor Show. Many automobile experts believe that it is the ultimate in lightweight construction. This extraordinary and visionary concept has a weatherproof textile outer skin panel. The backlight technology illuminates the structure.

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12 Coolest Cars You’ll Never Drive

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Toyota Fun Vii Concept

Toyota’s Fun Vii was displayed at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show. Its LED screen exterior enables a personalized display on the outside. This vehicle is made to connect with roadways, infrastructure and other cars on the interior. This cool car can recognize you as you walk up to it.

 

Mercedes-Benz Hexawheel Concept

The Mercedes-Benz Hexawheel concept combines a six-wheels layout and a flexible frame with a Mercedes-Benz inspired design language. It was created by Iranian designer Siyamak Rouhi Dehkordi keeping rough terrain in mind. The designer has taken some cues from GE’s early work on tackling odd and uneven surfaces while designing this ludicrously cool vehicle.