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Car design round-up: Honda at CES, 33 Stradale, Pinin’s new logo
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 Alfa Romeo, Honda, Pininfarina, Rolls-Royce and more…
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Taking a look into the Callum Skye
It has been over a year since Callum revealed the Skye concept, but now Ian Callum’s design and engineering consultancy has revealed the interior
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“This concept is not just one of those empty show cars”
The breathtaking Mazda Iconic SP concept might be into production. We hope. Car Design News caught up with Mazda’s design manager Masashi Nakayama to hear more
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Interior Motives: Cadillac Sollei
Interior Motives takes a deep dive into the interior of the Cadillac Sollei concept, and speaks with the design team behind it
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Jaguar takes a bold leap with concept Type 00
Jaguar sparked controversy with its rebrand, but will its new concept, the Vision Type 00, silence its critics? Mark Smyth attended an exclusive preview with the design team
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Pininfarina CCO on restoring Honda’s first ever concept car
The Honda HP-X has been beautifully restored by Pininfarina, capturing an iconic glimpse in time. But instead of feeling nostalgic, the design team is looking ahead to challenge market convergences
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Ford’s superfast SuperTruck
With a design process as speedy as the end result itself, Ford’s design team leaned into its digital design expertise and team spirit to create the SuperTruck, which scaled Pike’s Peak 11 seconds quicker than its nearest rival
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Jaguar rebrands, annoys people
From what Car Design News has seen, the new Jaguar is going to be a good deal better than the baffling rebrand. However, as a fan of the marque there is such a thing as bad publicity, writes CDN editor James McLachlan
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Highlights 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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Meet 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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Callum 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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Car 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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First Sight: Hyundai Initium concept
Hyundai introduces a new, hydrogen powered, family-oriented SUV with a new design language
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In pictures: 2026 Bertone Runabout production model
The Runabout started as a concept but will now enter production in 2026 as part of the design house’s new Classic range
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DS X E-Tense concept: high fashion meets high performance
With one side dedicated to racing and the other to chauffeured comfort, DS Automobiles’ new concept has a split personality
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Audi apprentices reimagine iconic A2
Apprentices at Audi’s Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm training facililties put forward the idea to reimagine the A2 as an EV – and leadership obliged
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Mercedes furthers Moncler collab with new G-Class
Mercedes-Benz has deepened its relationship with fashion brand Moncler through a new project that has given the iconic G-Class a puffer jacket, among other things. The launch event – and collaboration as a whole – was pushed under the moniker of ‘Past Forward’ through which “the future is driven ...
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In pictures: Bertone revives Runabout concept
The stocky two-seater sportscar from 1969 is getting a new look
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Tesla channels Streamline Moderne with autonomous concepts
A pair of driverless concepts points the way to Tesla’s future
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Renault the standout at Paris – but no need for Fl4wer Power
In a surprise to nobody, Renault arguably had the most impressive stand at the 2024 Paris Motor Show, displaying a raft of concepts and upcoming production models on home turf. Guy Bird reports on the French brand’s presence this year, which was a real mixed bag – not in the figurative sense – but in the sheer range of models on display, from small city cars to commercial delivery vans