Novus Electric Motorbike

85 lbs. 60 mph. 60-mile range. The Novus could be boiled down to just its specs, but it's much more than that. Its ultra-modern hollow body frame is made primarily from carbon fiber, which helps to keep the weight down. There is no dash to speak of, instead using the rider's phone as a display, and the current design lacks several elements — such as turn indicators, mirrors, and brake lights — necessary for road use. Still, there's no denying the allure of its compact form, and as such, there's reason to believe the production version will be worth the investment.

Boom Supersonic Passenger Airplane

The Concorde made its final flight in 2003, marking the end of supersonic passenger service. Boom Supersonic aims to restart it. Their passenger jet design, dubbed the Overture, is a 55-seat craft built using lightweight carbon composites and a highly aerodynamic design. The resulting fuel efficiency will allow seats to be sold at roughly the same price as a standard business class seat, but with the trip taking far less time thanks to a top speed of Mach 2.2. That means New York to London in 3.5 hours, San Fransisco to Tokyo in 5.5, and Sydney to LA in under 7. While Boom has been working on the design since 2014, they just received an influx of cash to help it over the finish line, beginning with the completion and testing of a one-third scale manned prototype — dubbed the Baby Boom — later this year. The company expects to begin passenger service in the mid-2020s.

BMW Designworks x The North Face Camper Concept

Inspired by the BMW Gina concept car and built to highlight The North Face's latest fabric innovation, this lightweight camper concept would be a great adventure companion. Like the Gina, it's crafted from fabric stretched over a rigid frame — in this case, a geodesic dome. Yet the fabric itself is the star. Dubbed Futurelight, it's made using a Nanospinning process, creating microscopic holes that allow air to flow through while keeping the exterior entirely waterproof. While the camper is just a concept, the fabric will make its debut in The North Face Fall 2019 product line.

Waydoo Flyer Personal Hydrofoil

Surfing without wind or waves would be a dream for many watersports enthusiasts. The Waydoo Flyer Personal Hydrofoil is about to make it a reality. Propelled by a 6,000-watt brushless motor, its surfboard-like carbon fiber body glides above the surface of the water at speeds of up to 22 mph, controlled by a handheld remote. It weighs 55 lbs., disassembles into two pieces for transport, and can run up to 60 minutes per charge.

Nerea Yacht NY24 Day Boat

Sleek and modern, the NY24 is the latest creation from Italian designers Nerea Yacht. Perfect for an afternoon on the water, the planked teak lined day boat is powered by a single 300 hp Volvo Penta Duoprop engine that is capable of a top-end speed of 32 knots. It features a unique three-tiered stern area, while the cockpit has two drawer refrigerators, a concealed sink, and a stove to ensure your dining experience is nearly as robust as it would be at home. There's also a forward cuddy cabin with plenty of space to nap or spend the night with sofas along the walls that connect to form a double bed. The day boat is finished with a material called Oltremateria which is water-based, frost-proof, free of cement and epoxy resins, and is even recyclable — making it one of the most environmentally conscious options available today.

Photos: IdeaeITALIA

120 Sunreef Power Yacht

Taking full advantage of its catamaran design, the 120 Sunreef Power Yacht has an unusually large interior for a craft of its side. The main deck is ideal for entertaining, with a 110-inch TV, modular sofas, and three sliding doors that allow it to open directly onto the sides and aft dining area. The master suite, situated towards the bow, stretches across the 14.4m beam with a walk-in dressing room, huge bathroom, and private terrace. The flybridge continues the social theme with a spa-pool, bar, and free-standing furniture that can be moved to make room for dancing. It also offers three en-suite guest cabins, crew space for seven, and a spacious garage with room for a tender, jet-ski, and other toys.

X-80 Super RIB Superyacht Tender

Conceived by Federico Fiorentino, the X-80 is a collaborative effort between the Italian designer and SACS, one of the world's top RIB (rigid inflatable boat) manufacturers. The "superyacht" promises a full-beam 269-square-foot stateroom, along with a customizable twin cabin for friends, and an additional cabin for crew. Outside you'll find a 646-square-foot open deck with sunbed and living areas for world-class views and entertaining. And despite its size, the 80-foot coupé is incredibly fast, with twin and triple inboard power packages that allow for speeds of up to 60mph.

FIM Caravans Migrator Off-Road Camper

FIM Caravans is confident they've nailed the off-road camper. So much so that instead of building a fleet of different models, they just offer one — the Migrator — with a range of different options. No matter which you choose, you'll be treated to an interior sleep area for two, a rear-access kitchen with cooking and dishwashing areas, LED lighting inside and out, a fresh water tank, a front luggage compartment, and a lightweight fiberglass body sitting atop a rugged frame ready to tackle any terrain.

Goliath Alexis Expedition Yacht Concept

Measuring 384 feet from bow to stern, the Goliath Alexis is a concept yacht built for global explorers. Its 3,000-foot hangar can hold up to four small helicopters, while the tender garage can hold multiple submarines, tenders, and other watercraft. It has three master suites, including a massive stern suite with private pool, and overall has upscale accommodations for 20 guests. While the inside provides creature comforts, the polar-class hull, heated handrails and doors, four freefall lifeboats, and retractable pool covers make this craft suited to calm, warm waters and rugged icy regions alike.

Damen Game Changer Expedition Yacht

Not all yachts are meant to spend their lives floating in sunny, calm waters. The Damen Game Changer Expedition Yacht is meant for exploration and has the IMO Arctic and Antarctic certifications to prove it. Measuring 227 feet, the vessel houses a fully-equipped dive center with tri-mix facilities for deep diving, a U-Boat C-Researcher submarine, and a Saab Falcon remote vehicle. On the deck is a fully-certified helipad with a hangar for the custom Airbus H130 helicopter, as well as space for multiple tenders. Despite its rugged feature list, the interior is far from utilitarian, so as to provide greater comfort on long voyages.

Land Ark Draper RV

Named after the Mad Men character, the Land Ark Draper RV exudes mid-century simplicity. The exterior of the 30-foot, tri-axle affair is clad in black corrugated metal siding, while the interior has white-washed pine on the walls and ceilings with vinyl plank flooring for reduced maintenance. A mudroom provides ample storage and space to remove any muddy clothing and connects to the kitchen, where you'll find a stainless steel refrigerator/freezer, gas cooktop, gas oven, and full-size sink. The sleeping loft sits above the entryway and bathroom, and off the kitchen, the main living area extends outside via a large hardwood deck that folds up for transport.

Silent 79 Yacht

The name gives you a hint: the Silent 79 Yacht isn't powered by a noisy combustion engine. Instead, the 79-foot vessel has an array of 70 photovoltaic panels that provide the power for the onboard and propulsion systems. A bank of lithium-ion batteries stores energy for cloudy days and a generator provides emergency backup. Otherwise, it's a fairly standard affair, with plenty of deck space on the perimeter — the solar panels provide shade in the center — and configurations ranging from four to six bedrooms. Set to launch in 2020, two of them are already spoken for, with a third still seeking an owner.

DeLorean Hovercraft

Entirely custom built, this DeLorean Hovercraft is as close as you can come to Doc Brown's flying time machine. The DeLorean body is crafted from styrofoam wrapped in fiberglass and coated in metallic paint, keeping weight down while recreating the car's iconic looks. A 23hp Briggs & Stratton riding mower-style engine powers the 36" thrust fan, while a second B&S push mower engine powers the 24" lift fan. As a result, the craft can hover 6-8 inches over nearly any flat surface, and can hit speeds up to 31 mph on the water in good conditions. It's recently received numerous maintenance and performance upgrades, and 10% of the proceeds will benefit The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinsons Research.

Acionna Superyacht Concept

Boasting a length of 574 feet with eight decks, the oversized nature of the Acionna Superyacht Concept belies its eco-conscious intentions. The craft is powered by hydrogen, using a system similar to one currently being trialed in cruise ships and ferries. To ensure there's plenty to do on your voyage across the seas, the interior offers enough room for a squash court, helicopter hangar, and indoor pool, while outside the pool completely surrounds a series of "island" communal areas reached by a bridge towards the front or tunnel in the rear, while the water cascades down either side to a lower pool at the swim platform.

Sanlorenzo SX76 Yacht

Thanks to its deft blending of flybridge cruiser and explorer elements, the Sanlorenzo SX76 Yacht is as versatile as it is sleek. The main deck is open from bow to stern, letting guests move between the kitchen to the dining and living areas and out to the aft seating area with ease. Below deck is a master suite, a VIP room towards the bow, and two twins. The crew cabin sits aft of the master with direct access to the engine room, which holds twin Volvo Penta IPS 1050s. It has a maximum speed of 22 knots, a cruising speed of 20, and a 194-square-foot beach deck that doubles as space for a tender and jet ski.

The Private Suite LAX

It's not a private jet service. It might be better. The Private Suite is a new terminal at Los Angeles' LAX that caters to the wealthy, famous, and privacy-seeking. Upon arriving, you'll be brought to one of 13 private suites, where you'll find complimentary food, drinks, toiletries, and other essentials, a bathroom, a TV, and speakers awaiting you. An on-site spa is also available, and you can order pre-flight meals ahead of time so they'll be ready when you get there. The staff will keep an eye on the clock for you, and when it's your time to leave, they'll escort you through their own TSA outpost — and customs if necessary — before a personal chauffeur drives you and up to three companions over to the main terminal, where you'll get straight onto your plane, ahead of anyone else.

Photos: The Private Suite

Southern Wind Kiboko Tres Yacht

Built to balance speed with comfort, the Kiboko Tres from Southern Wind is a 105-foot sailing yacht. Thanks to its carbon fiber hull, deck, and bulkheads, it's extremely light, giving it the speed and nimbleness needed to compete in superyacht regattas. It's also quite welcoming, with a large forward master suite, a sizable saloon above the engine area, three private midship guest cabins, and a crew cabin at the rear. It's currently on its maiden voyage from the builder's Cape Town berth to its home base in Mallorca.

Hyper-Sub Multipurpose Aquatic Vessel

Speedboat above the surface, submarine below it, the Hyper-Sub is one of the most versatile vehicles we've seen. It has a modular design with a dry cabin that can be swapped out for different configurations, and a "Hyper-Buoyancy" system that controls the 30,000 lbs. of lift to allow for controlled ascents from depths of up to 1,200 feet. Two 60 hp trusters propel the 45-foot vessel at speeds up to 5.5 knots under the water, while dual 480hp Yanmar diesel engines enable speeds up to 31 knots in speedboat mode.