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ArticleCar Design round-up: Callum, Aston Martin and Mercedes
Car Design News takes a look at the news that may have gone under the radar, including the latest from Callum, Aston Martin and Mercedes
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Article“My team is very free to explore” – Stephanie Petit, CMF head at Alpine
Car Design News speaks to Stephanie Petit about sustainable materials, 3D-printed finishes, and French craftsmanship – from leather traceability to illuminated triangles
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ArticleExploring Chery’s Tianji Vision concept
Car Design News goes behind the scenes with this new luxury SUV concept from Exeed
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ArticleThe women behind Lynk & Co’s design: “We’ve seen a big shift in the automotive industry”
Car Design News sat down with a selection of female automotive designers at Lynk & Co headquarters in Gothenburg for an open and honest conversation about gender inclusion within the industry
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ArticleJune focus: Surfacing
Read on for a brief round-up of surfacing-related stories from the month of June
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Article“The better the proportions, the less styling you need” – Gary Telaak, Audi
Audi senior designer Gary Telaak has been with the storied brand for 28 years. Here he looks back at the launch of Audi TT, shares his thoughts on what made that car so special and talks about the challenges designers face in working with and integrating new technology
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ArticleLevel up: how Epic Games is redefining car design
Unreal Engine and Twinmotion are actively disrupting automotive design for the better
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ArticleDesign Driven: Polestar 3 vs. Polestar 4
Car Design News pits the Polestar 3 against its newer, younger sibling in an all-in battle royale.Which slice of Chinese-funded scandi-minimalism will win out in this design face-off
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ArticleCar Design round-up: Skoda, Fiat and Volvo
Car Design News takes a look at the news that may have gone under the radar this week, including the latest from Skoda, Fiat and Volvo
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ArticleDesign driven: Xpeng G6
After a week with the G6, it is clear this is an accomplished vehicle in its own right. However, this newcomer is perhaps let down by familiar UX issues present across the market
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ArticleNissan Leaf branches out into crossover segment
Nissan spearheaded the modern era of electric cars back in 2009, but after being swamped by competitors in recent years, the third generation has branched out into the crossover segment. Mark Smyth took a closer look at it in Sweden
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ArticleFirst sight: Omoda 9
Chery International’s new brand Omoda is moving fast. Since launching in 2022 under the Chery moniker, Omoda has morphed into a standalone brand with its sights trained on the European premium market. Car Design News took a look at the Omoda 9 flaghship
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ArticleInterview: Lynk & Co’s Stefan Rosen on creating the ‘anti-Volvo’
In light of the launch of Lynk & Co’s 08, Car Design News spoke to design president Stefan Rosen on how the brand’s design language has evolved
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ArticleCar designers elevate Archer’s plan to reshape air travel
The nature of commercial aviation has remained largely static since its inception, but Archer plans to change that with its multi-disciplinary team of designers
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ArticleKlaus Zyciora: “We can bring products to Europe that people admire and love”
As Changan continues its expansion in Europe, Car Design News visited Chongqing to understand how the brand plans to combine local market knowledge with global design expertise to connect with European consumers
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ArticleWatch: Autodesk on solving pain points in design
At the 2025 Automotive Innovation Forum in Germany, leading designers reveal how digital tools are reshaping their daily workflows in this exclusive video from Car Design News
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Article“I don’t have a computer and I can’t do CAD; I have a drawing board everywhere I go”
The ‘engineer with an artistic bent’ talks Car Design News through his path to design, the handful of modern cars he likes and his unashamedly analogue mindset
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ArticleCar design round-up: Caterham, Ioniq N and special editions galore
Car Design News takes a look at the news that may have gone under the radar this week, including the latest from Volkswagen, BMW, Peugeot and Caterham
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Article“We can claim to be Europe’s most productive studio”
At a bespoke event down in Southampton, Car Design News grabbed some time with senior manager Interior Design at Chery International, Michael Duerr, to speak about building a brand from scratch, AI and China speed