All articles by Michael Nash – Page 2
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ArticleRoyal College of Art: Intelligent Mobility postgraduate show 2022 Part 2
Five RCA students present their final major projects at an online event, with the overarching theme of purposeful, human-centric design
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ArticleVolkswagen unveils ID. Buzz and ID. Buzz Cargo
A genuine icon for the electric era? So says Volkswagen about its 21st century interpretation of the T1, the ID. Buzz
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ArticleRoyal College of Art: Intelligent Mobility post-graduate show 2022 Part 1
Postgraduate students of the Intelligent Mobility course at the Royal College of Art were tasked with creating visions for the future of sustainable luxury with chief design officer at Mahindra Pratap Bose on hand to assess to work
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ArticleVolkswagen releases sketches of new Amarok pick-up
The new Volkswagen Amarok has a fresh design with numerous improvements inside and out
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ArticleDS tests EV tech with aggressive E-Tense Performance concept
The DS E-Tense Performance concept will act as a test bed for technology that could be featured in EVs further down the line
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ArticleCar Design Dialogues North America 2022 in review
Expert designers from across North America came together to discuss key themes that are changing the complexion of car design in 2022 and beyond
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ArticleDesign review: Mazda CX-5
The new Mazda CX-5 comes with fresh design details, some of which are subtle while others are not. Michael Nash takes the car out on the road
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ArticleJulio Lozano becomes head of exterior design at SEAT and Cupra
SEAT’s new exterior design director Julio Lozano joins the Spanish OEM after spending six years at Audi
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ArticleAston Martin unveils beefy new DBX707
There is a startling amount of power under the hood, but the DBX707 feels very familiar from a design standpoint
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ArticleGordon Murray Automotive chases timelessness with T.33 supercar
Driver-centric, simple and clean in its design, the T.33 supercar is the latest model from Gordon Murray Automotive
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ArticleFord pushes off-roading boundaries with “badass” Bronco Raptor
“The most badass Bronco yet”? So says design chief Paul Wraith. There is no doubt the Bronco Raptor is a powerful addition to Ford’s off-road family. Car Design News looks at the new design details
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ArticleCDN Podcast Ep 20 – Martin Groschwald, Konzepthaus
How can car design avoid homogenization and play a greater role in leading businesses? Martin Groschwald of Konzepthaus provides some answers in this latest CDN podcast
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ArticleFord unveils all-new Mondeo in Shanghai
The design of the new Ford Mondeo was led by the team in China, and is far more modern than the previous model
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ArticleSophie Li selected as head of Volvo Asia Pacific Design
Sophie Li will lead Volvo’s Asia Pacific Design team from the studio in Shanghai
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ArticleBMW iX M60 and the colour-changing iX Flow debut at 2022 CES
BMW has a large stand at 2022 CES, with the iX M60, iX Flow, and various interior technologies all on show for the first time
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ArticleSony Vision-S 02 makes debut at 2022 CES
Sony’s first attempt at an SUV, called Vision-S 02, has been unveiled at consumer electronics show CES in Las Vegas
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ArticleZeekr to design autonomous ride-hailing car for Waymo
A pod-like EV from Zeekr, a far cry from its sporty debut 001, will be used in Waymo’s self-driving fleet
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ArticleCadillac shows InnerSpace concept at 2022 CES
Cadillac’s InnerSpace concept is a super streamlined autonomous vehicle in which to kick back and watch Netflix
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ArticleChrysler Airflow Concept unveiled at 2022 CES
Many years in the making, the Airflow Concept could be close representation of Chrysler’s first production EV to come
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ArticleInterview: Henrik Fisker, CEO, Fisker
Following on from the reveal of the production-intent Ocean EV at La Motor Show, Henrik Fisker sits down with CDN deputy editor Michael Nash to explain how the model has exceeded expectations of the prototype, and what 2022 holds for the company
