All Geneva Motor Show articles – Page 5
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ArticleGeneva 2018: Citroën’s Alexandre Malval on the Berlingo Multispace
The French brand’s design director on working across three brands
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ArticleGeneva 2018: Car Design Awards winners announced
The design industry’s most respected awards, our yearbook and a great evening in Geneva
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Geneva 2018: The weird, wild & wonderful ones
Here’s a snapshot of some of 2018’s odder offerings
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ArticleGeneva 2018: VW’s Klaus Bischoff on the I.D. Vizzion
Inside the new electric concept from Volkswagen
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ArticleGeneva 2018: Gerry McGovern on the Range Rover SV Coupé
“We’ve made it easy [for tuners] in the past, we won’t make it easy for them anymore.”
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ArticleGeneva 2018: Hybrid Kinetic GT by Pininfarina
Design house's latest project with Hybrid Kinetic lands in Geneva
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ArticleGeneva 2018: Lagonda Vision Concept
Silicon Valley meets Savile Row – Aston Martin joins the AV/EV revolution with a radical concept. We’ve got the inside story, sketches and more
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ArticleDesign Development: Tata H5X & 45X
The Indian brand has slimmed down its platform line-up and unveiled two new concepts
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ArticleCCotW: Bertone Birusa (2003)
A sleek BMW-based concept that foretold the future. Just not the right future...
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: The Italdesign Aces (1973-’79)
A trio of often-overlooked concepts by Giugiaro – The Italdesign Aces
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ArticleRinspeed Snap mobility concept unveiled
Separating the interior space from the automobile, both literally and philosophically
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Vauxhall SRV (1970)
When a young GM designer named Wayne Cherry was asked, in 1965, to travel to the UK for a temporary assignment at Vauxhall, he eagerly accepted the invitation. In addition to automotive design, Cherry was an avid racer, and longed to see some of the legendary European races in person. It seemed like the perfect opportunity.
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Interior MotivesInterior Motives - Summer 2017
In this issue: Jaguar E-Pace, Nio Eve, Audi E-Tron Sportback, Genesis GV80 Concept, Tata Tamo Racemo, HK H600 by Pininfarina, Trim & Materials Focus
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Renault Avantime (1999)
In the history of French car design, Philippe Guédon is a legend. While maybe not as well-known as Patrick Le Quement or Robert Opron, Guédon has been involved in the design of many vehicles from Simca, Matra and of course Renault. He is considered the father of the Renault Espace, a design widely attributed to designer Antonis Volanis but finally shepherded to production by Guédon for Renault in 1984.
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ArticleDesign Development: HK H600 concept by Pininfarina
Pininfarina's invasion of China continues
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ArticleDesign Development: Volkswagen Arteon
Insider details on how VW got as close to the Sport Coupé Concept GTE as possible
