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CES 2019: Hyundai Mobis gestures towards the future

Hyundai Mobis is the material and assemblies division of the Hyundai /Kia conglomerate. At CES 2019 Mobis presented a well-designed concept pod that displayed interesting ideas both inside and out

Karl Smith

CES 2019: Rinspeed microSNAP clicks into place

The Rinspeed microSNAP is the 25th concept car created by Frank Rinderknecht’s Swiss automotive company

Karl Smith

CES 2019: Bell reveals air taxi prototype

The current Bell Nexus prototype is a VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) craft much like the V-22 Osprey or the forthcoming V-280 Valor. It made for an impressive presence on the stand, to say the least

Karl Smith

CES 2019: Visteon envisions the future cockpit

At CES 2019, Visteon showed its vision of the cockpit of the future

Karl Smith

CES 2019: Schaeffler Bio-Hybrid – the missing link?

Schaeffler has introduced a quadracycle, Bio-Hybrid, in near-production form

Karl Smith

CES 2019: Audi e-tron goes surfing

The Audi e-tron hydrofoil surfboard is nonetheless an entertaining bit of brand extension

Chris Maillard

CES 2019: Kia looks beyond autonomy to well-being

Kia launches an autonomous pod that centres on well-being at CES 2019

Karl Smith

CES 2019: Modular architecture goes urban

Showcased at CES 2019, AEV Robotics’ vehicle has a slick, swappable skateboard chassis

Chris Maillard

CES 2019: The neat Mahle Meet

Car Design News revisits the Mahle Meet city car concept at CES 2019

Chris Maillard

CES 2019: It’s all about the interface

If there was one over-arching trend at CES 2019, it was the interface. Car Design News reports from the show

Chris Maillard

CES 2019: Hyundai Elevate concept UMV can stand up and walk

Hyundai’s ‘CRADLE’ division for technological research has unveiled an Ultimate Mobility Vehicle (UMV) which can either drive like a car or walk like a quadruped

Michael Gooderham

Byton debuts production M-Byte at CES

Tech-luxury crossover to be available by the end of the year

Karl Smith