All Article articles – Page 92
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ArticleCar Design Awards China 2019: judging the winners
Our search for the best young Chinese design talent
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ArticleDinamica® tunes into the future of electric mobility
The latest design collection from Miko, manufacturer of Dinamica® microfibre, focuses on the future of electric vehicles
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ArticleThe Cars of Ian Callum: Jaguar XK
Callum’s first from-the-ground-up Jaguar, and still one of the best
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Lincoln Futura (1955)
The Lincoln Futura concept car is most widely known in its later incarnation as the Batmobile in the 1960s television series Batman. But that is just one part of its long life, and the car is proof that some concept cars can lead interesting lives far beyond the motor show circuit
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ArticlePar Heyden on Designing Polestar Spaces
Polestar Spaces will be the retail and customer interaction point of contact for the new electric performance brand
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ArticleVW & Audi tease Shanghai concepts
Two VAG cars teased with sketches ahead of the Shanghai show
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Volvo CE teases electric design signature
An electric construction vehicle inspired by bioluminescent jellyfish
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ArticleThe Cars of Ian Callum: Jaguar R-D6 concept
A push for a 21st-century Jaguar spawned this highly influential sports hatch
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ArticleBMW announces design management reshuffle
Jozef Kabaň heads up Rolls-Royce as BMW i & M head ascends
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ArticleCDN wins Newspress award for business journalism
Car Design News wins Newspress Automotive Business Publication Award
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ArticleNew book - Designing Car Interiors
Tim Pilsbury’s new book, Designing Car Interiors, is an excellent addition to the car design library
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ArticleRCA Intelligent Mobility Winter 2019
RCA’s prestigious course has been reformatted and expanded. We took a look
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ArticleDesign Story: Renault Clio V
Fifth-gen Clio comes with upsized screen and details, but smaller dimensions
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ArticleDave Marek draws Acura’s future design language
We get an impromptu design primer during a recent studio visit in LA
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ArticleThe cars of Ian Callum: Aston Martin DB9
The car the defined a decade of Aston Martin design, explained by its designer
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ArticleNiels van Roij Design previews two-door Range Rover
JLR’s loss is this London-based coachbuilder’s gain
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ArticleThe cars of Ian Callum: Aston Martin V12 Vanquish
After the success of the DB7, came something even greater
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ArticleCCotW: Ford MA (2002)
In 2002 Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art celebrated the work of automotive designer J Mays with an exhibition called Retrofuturism: The Work of J Mays. It was a retrospective of his work which included the Audi Avus, the Volkswagen Concept One and Ford New Thunderbird, among others.