All Cars articles – Page 47
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ArticleRenault Symbioz concept enters Phase 2
Just three months later, the autonomous connected car looks a much more serious production contender
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: BMW GINA (2008)
The GINA Light Visionary Model extended themes first seen on the 2001 X-Coupé and the production BMW Z-4. Designed by Chris Bangle and his team in 2001, the car had been kept secret for over six years
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ArticleConcept Cars of the Week: The ItalDesign ‘M’ Cars (1978-82)
Sleek, smooth and enormously influential concepts from Giugiaro including the Lancia Megagamma, the 1978 ItalDesign M8, Lancia Medusa and the Lamborghini Marco Polo, we trace the connections
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ArticleDriven: Range Rover Velar
Range Rover’s smoothed-down Velar is important to their future – but it’s not without flaws, as we discovered when we took it for a test-drive
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ArticleRinspeed Snap mobility concept unveiled
Separating the interior space from the automobile, both literally and philosophically
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Article2018 Lamborghini Urus Unveiled
Five years after the original concept, the production SUV breaks cover in Sant'Agata.
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ArticleLA 2017: Chris Bangle’s Redspace project
At the launch of a startling Chinese government-backed urban micro-EV
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ArticleNew Aston Martin Vantage Road and Racing Cars Unveiled
2018 Vantage features AMG tech and bold new design cues
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ArticleTesla reveals new Semi truck... and surprise Roadster
One Tesla we expected, the other we didn't. Take a look at both
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ArticleDriven: MG ZS
Reborn British marque MG takes another step forwards, albeit conservatively, with a new compact SUV
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: GM Ecotec Lakester (2003)
Racing on California’s dry lakes dates back to before World War II, but the sport became a real phenomenon in the years after the war. Hot rods and speciality cars like streamliners would streak across the dry lake beds hoping to set records for speed in the forbidding desert landscape.
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ArticlePolestar 1 hybrid GT unveiled in Shanghai
Volvo's performance arm establishes itself as a standalone brand
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: GMC Terradyne
The Terradyne was General Motors’ turn-of-the-millennium vision of the urbanised future of the truck
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ArticleToyota unveils brand new Century ahead of Tokyo
Japanese-market flagship limo enters only its third generation in 50 years
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Holden Hurricane (1969)
Tuesday, 4th March, 1969. A select group of journalists had been invited to Holden’s Technical Center at Fishermen’s Bend, Australia for a secret unveiling of Holden’s first-ever concept car. Among those assembled that day, there was great curiosity. After all, Holden – as a part of GM industrial empire – was only 21 years old (it was independent before World War II), and its technical centre was only founded in 1965. Holden was a producer of staid family transportation, so what could be so top secret?
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ArticleConcept of the Week: Oldsmobile Profile (2000)
A compact SUV concept that looks strikingly contemporary
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Renault Nepta (2006)
A land yacht for cruising the Corniche, the Renault Nepta is an open-top grand tourer with classic lines and proportions evoking classic open-topped cars like phaetons, or the classic 1960s Lincoln Continental convertible
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ArticleDesign Review: Borgward Isabella Concept
From nowhere, the revived German brand gave us one of the stars of Frankfurt. We analyse the Isabella concept