All Beijing Motor Show articles
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ArticleKlaus Zyciora VP design of Changan on the Nevo E07
Klaus Zyciora, newish VP of design for Changan spoke to Car Design News about ‘China Speed’, why engineering and design departments are much closer in China, material innovation and the striking new E07 SUV/pickup crossover. Ethan Robertson, our man on the ground in China, has more
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ArticleBig brands come out strong in Beijing
Read on for Car Design News’ report of the 2024 Beijing Auto Show
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ArticleHuman Horizons unveils HiPhi X luxury electric SUV
The HiPhi X will hit the Chinese market in 2021, and looks to be very close to the futuristic prototype shown in 2019.
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ArticleFord sculpts the future at the Beijing Auto Show
Ford unveiled a new design language rather than a car at the Beijing Auto Show. Design director of Ford China Max Wolff explains why.
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ArticleThe (auto) show goes on in Beijing
Face masks aside the opening of the Beijing Auto show hinted that normal service has resumed, at least in China.
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NewsCar Design Awards China 2020 live judging has taken place (remotely)
There have been three stages of judging to get to this point, and today, the Judges selected their category winners (for 10 categories) and the overall winner. The results will be announced on CDN in July, after the individuals have been given the good news.
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ArticleGoing viral: How design studios in China are coping with the coronavirus
The Coronavirus continues to have a significant impact on the automotive industry and car design
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NewsCar Design News Student Awards China 2020 competition launches
The Car Design News Student Awards China competition is officially underway. This unique competition brings together the cream of Chinese student design talent and sets them to work designing vehicles according to an imaginative set of briefs set by eight automotive companies. The Awards ceremony will be held just before the Beijing motor show in 2020. This year, Geely, Ford, Bordrin, New Baojun, VW, Nissan, Hyundai and Chang An are asking students to imagine a dizzying variety of future worlds (and even one off-world scenario).
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ArticleAiways’ first EV moves from concept to reality
Chinese EV startup reveals its first of at least two new electric vehicles
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Interior MotivesInterior Motives – Summer 2018
In this issue: Ford Focus; Changan Oshan NuAge; Geely Concept Icon; Kia Ceed; Renault EZ-GO; Lincoln Aviator; and a detailed dive into Trim & Materials
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ArticleDaimler’s new Progressive Luxury Aesthetic explained
Daimler shows its workings with a design workshop in Sindelfingen
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Article[Sponsored] Buick’s Enspire concept draws on nature and high tech
Buick’s Enspire is an electric SUV concept developed in China by the PATAC GM-SAIC joint venture
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ArticleBeijing 2018: The refreshing Chang An Oshan
An out-there EV concept with a lot of thought behind it
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ArticleBeijing 2018: HK & Pininfarina
Lovely gullwing concept reappears, but new SUV looks a more realistic bet
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ArticleBeijing 2018: It’s been a wheel experience
Wheels at the show were often confusingly complex
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ArticleBeijing 2018: Nio’s hexagonal DNA
What makes a Nio a Nio? Their head of exterior design explains
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ArticleBeijing 2018: Isdera returns, electrically
Long-lost brand returns – but it’s the real thing this time
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ArticleBeijing 2018: Geely Icon concept
A cleanly-styled electric SUV with clear production potential