All New Car articles – Page 16
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ArticleGeneva 2019: Automobili Pininfarina Battista
New, old brand launches cutting edge electric hypercar
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ArticleVW electric dune buggy – a pre-Geneva teaser
Retro beach cruiser shows off the flexibility of VW’s EV platform
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ArticleRenault releases Clio V interior images
Front seats and full dash appear a day before the full reveal
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ArticleByton debuts production M-Byte at CES
Tech-luxury crossover to be available by the end of the year
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ArticleInfiniti announces QX Inspiration concept
Electric SUV previews a near-future production car
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ArticleMcLaren introduces Speedtail three-seat ‘hyper-GT’
British brand merges F1 and P1 to create its latest ‘Ultimate Series’ flagship
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ArticleAutonomous Volvo 360c concept takes on the airliner
The Swedes reveal an autonomous concept they claim could replace short-haul air travel
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ArticleRenault Arkana tries to find its own niche
The French firm chooses Moscow to launch a coupé-crossover
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ArticleMercedes-Benz Vision EQ Silver Arrow unveiled
Electric streamliner combines past and future at the present-day Pebble Beach Concours
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ArticleBugatti Divo unveiled at Pebble Beach
Sold-out run of 40 cars adds motorsport-infused coachbuilding back to Bugatti’s repertoire
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ArticleAudi’s track-focused electric supercar [UPDATED: NEW SKETCHES & VIDEO ]
The PB 18 e-tron is a Le Mans-influenced racer with an interesting cockpit layout
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ArticleInfiniti shows us the future
Unveiled today at Pebble Beach, the Prototype 10 is Infiniti’s beautiful vision of an electrified future
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ArticleInfiniti Prototype 10 concept – the latest sketch
A lovely rendering of another retrofuturist racer concept
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ArticleSubstance X-Taon concept merges gaming and automotive design
GTbyCITROËN designer creates concept for game rendering platform
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ArticleMercedes-Benz previews new GLE interior
Early teaser from Sindelfingen suggests an SUV with some “Anti-SUV” touches inside
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ArticleNissan GT-R 50 by ItalDesign celebrates two golden anniversaries
“How often do you get to ask, ‘What if we created a GT-R without limits,’ and then actually get to build it?” said Alfonso Albaisa, Nissan’s senior vice president for global design. “This is a rare window in time when two big moments intersect: 50 years of Italdesign shaping the automotive world and 50 years of Nissan generating excitement through our iconic GT-R.”
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ArticleTwo new models for the military
Interesting, high-tech armoured vehicles just launched in Paris
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ArticleBrabham Automotive launches its first new car
Anglo-Australian track car signals return of historic racing name
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ArticleFord Focus Mk4 officially revealed in four versions
All-new C-segment hatch and estate to go on sale in July
