Bojan Vrbnjak
Kahn Desingn, a company from Great Britain that specializes in optical modifications for various types of vehicles and is owned by Azfal Kahn, which some of you will also remember from TV on National Geography Channel, where he had his show Supercar Megabuild, has now embarked on a new project, and it is certainly not what you would expect from a reputable company dealing with the conversion or tuning of cars.
Od Kahn we've seen exotic conversions and sports cars before, but this time the converter has gone all out a london taxi. Well, the company's headquarters are located in the capital of the United Kingdom. In fact, this is the first time it has happened Kahn caught a London cab. In 2018, the company produced a fashionable version TX4 as a farewell gift before his successor appeared. This new luxury taxi is based on a newer model TX5 and is called Farelady. It has a much more modern look and luxurious equipment that probably exceeds what you would expect in a taxi.
On the outside, it has TX5 the mask that inspires it Maybach, and other minor details in the front. It's here too roof spoiler, which does not have an aerodynamic function, as it is attached only for aesthetic reasons. A set forged rims made of light alloy complements the external design changes, namely the wheels are 18-inch in front and 19 in the rear.
Interior it receives the attention we know from Kahn's earlier projects. The company says that he inspired them in the design of the seats Bugatti Chiron, and there is also a star-lit ceiling covering that we know from Rolls-Royce. Also worth mentioning is the wireless charging plate for mobile phones, switchable ambient LED lighting and additional USB ports for charging.
"It is always a privilege to work on one of the most iconic cars in the world,He said Afzal Kahn, the founder of the company Kahn design. "The Last of Line Edition was a great success for us, as all vehicles found new homes with private collectors. I look forward to traveling with new customers who want to have their own piece of British history in the form of a TX5 taxi."
