Fina Foldable Kayak

Fina is a compact foldable kayak that can be neatly stored away when not in use. Conceived by industrial designer Cristina Borras, the beautiful two-seat kayak is aimed for calm waters. Built in plywood, the five-meter kayak collapses down into only two-meters long by effectively splitting the boat in three parts with clever construction and origami-like folding precision. Four hatch fasteners are strategically positioned to secure the prow and stern in place for sailing, and two ports give access to a storage space, allowing the removal of any excess moisture that could build over time in the two enclosed sections.

SUNBEAM 32.1 SAILBOAT

The award winning Sunbeam 32.1 Sailboat is a new type of sailing yacht that cannot be assigned to any previously existing segment. The result is an uncompromising daysailor whose interior and exterior are both highly contemporary in appearance, breaking with traditional yacht-building standards. A distinctive feature of the SUNBEAM 32.1 is the deck area which extends out laterally and over the bow. This has resulted in a larger area on the forecastle that can also b...
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1951 Willys M38 Jeep

Auction house Sotheby´s is offering a one-of-a-kind chance to own this extremely early, rare, and historically significant 1951 Willys M38 Jeep. Willys developed the M38 to supply the US military for the Korean War, since then it has inspired both an entire category of recreational 4WDs and several generations of military light utility vehicles. The M38 offered here received a high-quality restoration, has been mechanically freshened, and is equipped with a period-...
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ARC ELECTRIC BOAT

A team of former SpaceX rocket engineers have joined the race to build the first commercial electric speedboat. Arc One is a stunning 24-foot vessel with a 200kWh battery pack, a 475 horsepower electric engine, an aluminum hull, and is said to reach a top speed of 40 mph (35 knots). This means the boat can fly across the ocean without noise and emissions for hours on end, leaving nothing behind but wake. The company claims it can last about four hours under power be...
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