All China articles – Page 4
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How much does it cost for a car designer to live in different cities around the world? And what’s the quality of living?
What to expect when living in one of the world’s car design cities
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Design Development: Chery FV2030 concept
Behind-the-scenes of the creation of Chery's Beijing motor show concept
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The Designers Pt 14: Richard Chung, Yanfeng
“It was a merger of two winners to create the biggest interiors company in the world”
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Gallery: Beijing motor show 2016
Over 700 photos of all the new cars from China's biggest show
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The Designers Pt 7: Guy Burgoyne, Geely
VP of Geely design on the firm’s rapid expansion and the challenge of meeting high expectations of tech in cars
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Beijing 2016: A morass of crossovers – the collective noun for China’s new favourite car?
Is design competence killing brand distinction?
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Beijing 2016: Audi Connected Mobility concept — is that it?
Putting a skateboard in a Q3 seems rather cynical to us
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Studio visit: Toyota Shanghai Design Center
The studio helping Toyota's drive to understand how best to make cars for China
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Studio visit: FCA APAC Design Shanghai
A visit to FCA's fourth studio reveals a set-up just finding its feet
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Gert Hildebrand talks us through the Qoros 5's design
The story behind the creation of Qoros' 'older brother'
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Icona Design brings Turin to Shanghai [sponsored article]
Icona takes the traditions of the great Italian design studios and transplants them to a new, alternative marketplace – China
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Volkswagen Neeza concept
The only foreign manufacturer to display a concept car at Auto China 2006 was Volkswagen, unveiling the Neeza crossover concept. As one of the first major overseas manufacturers to enter the Chinese market more than 20 years ago, it's evident that Volkswagen is again intent on leading the motoring trend ...
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Changfeng M1A
This compact MPV was another new production car presented with a few trim elements that will likely not make it to series production.
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Nanjing MG
The Nanjing-MG range debuted at the Shanghai Motor Show - a highlight in all ways - except none of the cars are new designs.
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Brillance FRV
The FRV is a fairly generic, slightly old-proportioned C-segment hatchback making its show debut in Shanghai in one of the most popular current car colours in China: green.