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NewsCES 2020: MetroSnap, Rinspeed’s biggest concept to date
Rinspeed has introduced the MetroSnap, the largest of the group of Snap concepts. It can seat six in a 3+3 arrangement like a mini-bus or shuttle, it can again, be a mobile conference room, or be outfitted for commercial or cargo solutions
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NewsCES 2020: BMW brings an ‘Urban Suite’ to Vegas
BMW brings a luxury mobility concept interior to CES 2020 – squeezed inside an i3
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ArticleCES 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
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ArticleCES 2019: Rinspeed microSNAP clicks into place
The Rinspeed microSNAP is the 25th concept car created by Frank Rinderknecht’s Swiss automotive company
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ArticleCES 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
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ArticleCES 2019: Visteon envisions the future cockpit
At CES 2019, Visteon showed its vision of the cockpit of the future
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ArticleCES 2019: Schaeffler Bio-Hybrid – the missing link?
Schaeffler has introduced a quadracycle, Bio-Hybrid, in near-production form
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ArticleCES 2019: Audi e-tron goes surfing
The Audi e-tron hydrofoil surfboard is nonetheless an entertaining bit of brand extension
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ArticleCES 2019: Kia looks beyond autonomy to well-being
Kia launches an autonomous pod that centres on well-being at CES 2019
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ArticleCES 2019: Modular architecture goes urban
Showcased at CES 2019, AEV Robotics’ vehicle has a slick, swappable skateboard chassis
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ArticleCES 2019: The neat Mahle Meet
Car Design News revisits the Mahle Meet city car concept at CES 2019
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ArticleCES 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
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ArticleCES 2019: Daimler ‘reassesses’ platooning
Platooning did not achieve anticipated efficiencies, says Daimler
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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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ArticleCES 2018: Screens go big and bendy
Big, interactive, flexible screens show the way for automotive displays
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ArticleCES 2018: Panasonic’s show-stopper
The big-name electronics firm makes a major play for automotive
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CES 2018: A ride in the Byton
A live look at the new brand’s car and its ambitious interface
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ArticleCES 2018: Niro EV concept previews Kia’s future
Could this be a pointer to where the Korean brand is heading?
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