All Article articles – Page 78
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ArticleGeneral Motors and Bollinger introduce new EV platforms
EV startup’s new platform now faces growing competition from large OEMs
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ArticleHMI walk through: Dodge RAM 1500
This week’s video from Screens is a review of the Dodge RAM 1500’s HMI, including media, comfort, and navigation interfaces
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ArticleInterior Motives: Nissan IMk
A deep dive into the design of Nissan’s IMk concept, exploring concepts like ‘Timeless Japanese Futurism’ and minimalism
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ArticleGlobal vehicle demand forecast 2020-2030: The drastic impact of the coronavirus crisis
Download our full report and analysis on the devastating impact of the coronavirus crisis on global vehicle demand across major regions. Our forecast includes assessments according to best case, base case and worst case scenarios across North America, Europe, China, Japan, South America, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa.
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ArticleMagna’s 2020 Bold Perspective Award open for future car designers
Prospective car designers are now able to enter Magna’s 2020 Bold Perspective Award. The winner will receive $10,000 and a paid trip to the LA Auto Show.
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ArticleCzinger’s Design Director on the 21C
Car Design News spoke to Czinger chief design officer, David O’Connell, about the new 3D printed 21C hybrid hypercar
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ArticleConcept Car of the Month: Lamborghini 400 GT Flying Star II (1965)
Revisiting the shooting brake that proved the swansong of an Italian coachbuilder’s heyday
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ArticleDriven: 2020 Jeep Wrangler
The Jeep Wrangler has been designed to take on the worst roads in appalling conditions. Can it live up to the task?
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ArticleAre ’quadri-mobiles' the future of small cars?
Over the last ten to fifteen years, a combination of more rigorous regulatory demands and increasing customer expectations conspired to create the finest superminis ever made. One look at cars like the Volkswagen Up or the latest Hyundai i10 is enough to realise that buyers of entry-level models never had it so good
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ArticleHMI walk through: Hyundai IONIQ head unit display
This week’s video from Screens focuses on the suite of apps and features provided by the Hyundai IONIQ’s touchscreen head unit display
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ArticleDesign Essay: Surprise & delight, the importance of detail design
What makes people fall in love with cars? Aidan Walsh argues that small details in design cement long-term love affairs with vehicles
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ArticleNew York auto show postponed amid Coronavirus concern
The overall impact of the Coronavirus outbreak on car design is difficult to gauge, but motor shows are often an important place for designers to communicate their work
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ArticleBAC explored generative design for its new Mono
British sports car manufacturer’s design director explains how generative design and 3D printing enhanced their new Mono single seater
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ArticleHMI walk through: Lincoln Navigator rear seat entertainment
This week’s UX review from Screens focuses on the passenger, demonstrating the various media sources you can connect to the Navigator’s rear seat entertainment screens
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ArticleUltima Media on Coronavirus
To all of our automotive audiences, customers and partners globally, we wanted to let you know that we are mindful of the effect that Coronavirus (Covid-19) is having on businesses and individuals as well as families and wider friends’ networks.
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ArticleMicro Mobility’s Microlino and Microletta
Micro Mobility had prepared a production-spec Microlino EV and a new Microletta electric scooter for Geneva
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ArticleFourth-gen Kia Sorento lasers in on interior quality
Kia unveils its new Sorento – a large seven-seater SUV that has fresh exterior and interior designs
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ArticleNew Fiat 500 gets electric
The New Fiat 500 has finally landed, and it’s electric. The company says it has taken inspiration from previous generations, delving into its Italian heritage, but has also added some unique features.
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ArticleHyundai Prophecy wows the internet (if not the crowds)
The Hyundai Prophecy concept has to be one of the (virtual) stars of the 2020 Geneva Motor (No) Show. A cursory glance at social media conversations – from grown-up experts, not trolls – reveals a stream of very positive comments, with favourable comparisons to the classic 1947 UrSaab and also modern-day Teslas, as well as perhaps a sprinkling of 70s Porsche 911 in the rear wing. None of which is to suggest this concept is derivative, but just confirms what we already suspected: that Hyundai’s current design team have good taste, a broad palette and an increasing licence to be creative.
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ArticleAiways shows production-ready U5 and U6 Ion concept
Chinese automaker Aiways launches the production version of its U5 SUV and unveils its U6 Ion concept. The latter could be shown at Beijing auto show later in 2020