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The world's first cars were open top, and the people that drove them could not possibly have conceived of their 10 mph horseless carriages ever covering 255 miles in an hour - that's how fast the Vitesse goes.

The Mercedes SLS AMG E-Cell that was confirmed for production in January will be available in 2013.

Olaf Diegel has created a range of guitars with 3D printed bodies, which will be made available in June.

Nissan says its Hi-Cross concept unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show is a preview of the future of Nissan crossovers.

Peugeot's DL122 is a rethinking of the traditional urban bicycle that won't suit everyone, but it will almost certainly appeal to enough cyber-serfs to warrant production. The design is positively ingenious

Mercedes-Benz shows the Vito E-Cell electric van at the Geneva Motor Show.

SAFFiR, the Shipboard Autonomous Firefighting Robot, is being developed to help put out fires on naval vessels.

In a sign of the times, Ducati has announced it will be selling two Ducati Desmosedici GP machines at auction: a GP11 Desmosedici ridden by Valentino Rossi to his only podium of 2011, and the GP10 upon which Casey Stoner won the 2010 Australian GP

Designed by Norwegian architects Jensen & Skodvin, Juvet is a nature retreat that blends seamlessly with its wild environment.

A prototype of the new Lockheed Martin Space Fence radar system is currently tracking orbiting space objects smaller than was ever possible - down to about a centimeter in size.

Hyundai's 80 kW four-seater i-oniq electric sports hatchback concept rolled out at Salon International de L'Automobile this week, using a range-extending petrol engine to boost the electric-only range of 120 km (75 miles) to beyond 700 km (435 km).

The world's best known Cord, winner of countless awards from 1930 to the present day, fell under the auctioneers hammer on Saturday, and sold for a record US$2.42 million. Great piccies.