All News articles – Page 10
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ArticleJaguar rebrands, annoys people
The new Jaguar needs to be a whole lot better than the baffling rebrand, which proves there is such a thing as bad publicity, writes CDN editor James McLachlan
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ArticleHighlights from the Los Angeles Auto Show
Once again Korean brands anchor the show, but surprises elsewhere on the show floor make it worth a visit
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ArticleCallum predicts Aqua Mist as the colour for 2025
Aqua Mist, Midnight Tide and Neon Riot all come together to create a vibrant but calming colour palette in 2025. Mark Smyth spoke to the team at Callum Designs about their predictions
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ArticleRestomod Jaguar XJS launches amid brand revamp
The same week that Jaguar has launched its new marketing campaign ahead of a complete makeover, TWR has revealed a tribute to the XJS
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Article“I love what I do” Chris Benjamin, Scout Motors
Scout chief design officer Chris Benjamin speaks to Car Design News
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ArticleInterior Motives: Nilu27 – Analogue Purism
Sasha Selipanov realises his dream of creating a hypercar with a visceral driving experience
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ArticleSketch battle returns for People Awards 2024
Now in its third year, the CDN People Awards will feature a student sketch-off with the winner revealed later during the main ceremony
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ArticleMeet the studio reviving Australian car design
GoMotiv is building a strong team in Melbourne to tackle global projects. Studio leaders spoke to Car Design News about the nature of design in Australia, taking on more work and digital tools
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ArticleWatch: Paul Wraith on happy accidents and why designers should ask ‘why’
Ford designer Paul Wraith interviewed by Car Design News editor James McLachlan
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ArticleGAC reveals winners of 2024 Design Award
GAC’s annual design competition gives students the chance to showcase their talent and win not only a cash prize but the opportunity to work alongside professional designers – and perhaps secure a full-time job in the industry
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ArticleChevrolet designers go “truck-like” with compact SUV
Car Design News heads to Nashville for a spin in the Chevrolet Equinox
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ArticleCallum revisits stunning C-X75 supercar
Legendary designer Ian Callum describes working on “the one that got away” and the principles of designing for longevity
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ArticleCar design round-up: SUVs galore
Car Design News looks at some of the design stories that may have gone under the radar over the past week. Read on for the latest from AMG, Bentley, Hyundai, Morgan and more…
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ArticleAudi launches new sub-brand in China: It’s called AUDI
When is an Audi not an Audi? When it’s an AUDI.
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ArticleWatch: Catherine Ciftci, Pangea at Car Design Dialogues Detroit 2024
Catherine Ciftci, Senior Design Manager for Pangea, discusses their role in helping designers take concepts and turning them into reality
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ArticleWatch: Daryl Thomson, Autodesk at Car Design Dialogues Detroit 2024
Daryl Thomson, Senior Manager for Automotive in North America for Autodesk, discusses bringing AI into the design studio
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ArticleWatch: Kelly Shen, Mingxin New Material at Car Design Dialogues Detroit 2024
Kelly Shen, Deputy General Manager at Mingxin New Material, discusses their innovative fiber technology
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ArticleWatch: Libby Holt, Seksui at Car Design Dialogues Detroit 2024
Libby Holt, Assistant Marketing Manager at Seksui, discusses how they enable studios to be creative and stretch the boundaries of their imagination
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ArticleWatch: Eric Zeile, Prefix at Car Design Dialogues Detroit 2024
Eric Zeile, CEO of Prefix, discusses how they are helping OEMs bring exciting projects to life