The very same company responsible for that ass-hauling skeletal structure that is the Ariel Atom is turning their attention building a blazing off-roader. On January 6, the rear-drive Honda ...

Ariel revealed the complete details of the Nomad, a new off-road project, on Tuesday. Like the tube-frame Atom track car, also made by Ariel, the Nomad is a featherweight, coming in at just 1,477 ...

Here’s one that you almost certainly didn’t see coming: ultra-lightweight sports-car maker Ariel’s new off-road buggy. And yes, the Ariel Nomad is a real thing, set to be launched at the ...

When the pants-wettingly minimalist Ariel Atom wants to go past where the road ends, the wild new Ariel Nomad buggy takes the lead.

Ariel has always been big on customization, and Nomad buyers will be able to tweak the vehicle’s specification according to how far off-road they plan to take it.

Ariel says the Nomad will dash from 0-60 mph in just 3.4 seconds, and blast onward to a 125 mph top speed. Those figures are for on-road acceleration, but it should prove to be quite blistering ...

Despite a few variations in powertrains, looks, and even ride height, the company is remarkably consistent in its ethos.

British track car and motorbike specialist Ariel has revealed a new ultra-light off-road buggy, dubbed, appropriately, Nomad. The new off-roader shares its basic architecture with Ariel’s track ...

Off-road Nomad to provide a raw rally experience. Not content with building superbike-baiting track toys for a limited clientele, Ariel has turned its attention to creating rally-ready buggies for ...

To the average human, the Ariel Atom is not known for its radical looks, its unbelievable speed, its beautiful simplicity, or its relatively affordable price tag. No. It's known for ruining Jeremy ...

On January 6, ahead of Autosport International in Birmingham, England, the British manufacturer Ariel will present the Nomad, its new high-performance dune buggy. According to Autocar, the two-seater ...