Or Dune Riding Meyer Manx 2.0 Is Powered by Electricity, Able to Go From 0 to 60 MPH in 4.5 Seconds Meyers Manx Is Working on an Electric Dune Buggy Super Toy Cars Offroad Promises True Mayhem on ...

The Skye features a 42kWh battery pack that is neatly stowed within the 4m-long frame, with overall dimensions putting it on par with things like the current Renault Clio and other compact ...

Not so with the Callum Skye EV, the battery-powered dune buggy that comes from the eponymous company of ex-Jaguar design boss Ian Callum. The car is edging nearer to production, with shots of the ...

Buggy concept in 2019, while the Meyers Manx EV buggy was unveiled in 2022. Although the Skye has a sleek, sloping roofline, it has a 2+2 layout in what Callum calls a “comfortable, refined ...

A NEW futuristic £80k ‘Skye’ Buggy with a number of incredible features has left motorheads excited after a full reveal. Seven months after we first glimpsed the radical new Skye, it\b… ...

The Meyers Manx beach buggy was arguably one of the first to offer a similar "go-anywhere" spirit in the early 1960s, when Californian engineer Bruce Meyers found fame by chopping up a VW Beetle.

Former Jaguar and Aston Martin designer Ian Callum has taken the wraps off his latest project, which takes the form of an electric off-roader that could happily sit in the latest sci-fi ...