All Article articles – Page 125
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ArticleFirst Sight: Jaguar E-Pace
The new smaller, younger-aimed SUV from Jaguar has a host of sharp details
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Book Review: How to Illustrate and Design Concept Cars
A thorough introduction to visualising your ideas
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Amazon Prime: The Future of Cars?
The online service just might preview our relationship with the new world of mobility
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[Sponsored] From The Experts: Guilford
What are the upcoming trends in colour and trim? Nicola Ashley, Guilford’s director of global design, gives us a few pointers
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ArticleCDR 4 Highlights: Helen Emsley, GMC & Buick
Learn how Emsley runs things differently – from the Car Design Review 4 yearbook
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McLaren 720S Visible Carbon Trim (2017)
Technically an engineering detail, but with a pleasing visual byproduct. How very McLaren...
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CDR4 Highlights: Jozef Kaban, Skoda
Another highlight from our Car Design Review 4 yearbook – one of the most sought-after talents in the industry
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ArticleFirst Sight: McLaren 570S Spider
Up close with McLaren's new topless junior supercar, with insights from its creator
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ArticleSeeing Double: The Ups and Downs of Stacked Lights
Vertically-arranged lighting is increasingly common. Why? And how can you make it look good?
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2017 Royal College of Art Degree Show
Vast variety of approaches to the autonomous future on display by MA students.
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Article[Sponsored] How Stahl helps designers create the cabins of tomorrow
Supplier Stahl's Automotive Centre of Excellence in the Netherlands is a unique resource for its customers
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CDR 4 Highlights: Nicola Crea
Coventry University's Nicola Crea takes a wide-ranging look at how the car will evolve
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CDR 4 Highlights: Thierry Métroz
DS Automobile Design Director Thierry Métroz explains why 2017 is going to be an important year for DS
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Studebaker Sceptre
Studebaker is an American automotive legend, and of the few manufacturers to successfully transition from the horse-drawn to the horsepower eras. Founded in 1852, the company produced high quality wagons for farming and overland freight hauling. By 1875 Studebaker was the largest vehicle manufacturer in the world, producing wagons and carriages in a proto-assembly line that had no rivals.
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Tokyo 17 Car Design Forum opens for registration
Our Tokyo 2017 Car Design Forum has launched, and the website is open for registrations now.
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Article[Sponsored] From The Experts: Pacific Insight
Lighting is one of the greatest tools to innovate and differentiate. Robert Miller of Pacific Insight explains what’s now and next
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CDR4 Highlights: Lou Tik, JAC
We'll be running edited highlights from our Car Design Review 4 yearbook over the next few weeks. China’s JAC have some big ideas