All Designers articles – Page 26
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ArticleBMW announces design management reshuffle
Jozef Kabaň heads up Rolls-Royce as BMW i & M head ascends
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ArticleGeneva 2019: Nissan IMQ performance crossover concept
Nissan’s IMQ concept previews the future of crossovers in Europe
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ArticleAlfonso Albaisa on the future of the Nissan brands
Alfonso Albaisa spoke to CDN at Geneva 2019 about portfolio renewal at Nissan
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ArticleGeneva 2019: Automobili Pininfarina Battista
New, old brand launches cutting edge electric hypercar
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ArticleDesign Detail: Koenigsegg Regera ‘fishtail’ Exhaust (2015)
Old-school acoustics on a new-school ‘megacar’
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ArticleDesign Detail: Rimac’s Cravat (2011 – present)
Such a ubiquitous sartorial accessory, yet a subtle and unique brand signature
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ArticleDesign Detail: Nissan [Skyline] GT-R Taillights (1973-present)
‘Godzilla’ may be better known for its giant-slaying performance, but one design feature has stood the test of time
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ArticleDesign Interview: Ikuo Maeda, Mazda
Mazda’s Managing Executive Officer talks racing, classic sports cars, and the possibility of a new RX
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ArticleDesign Detail: Audi R8 ‘Sideblades’ (2006)
So simple and yet so effective, the sideblades added character in a suitably technical way
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ArticleSwivelling seats – a new idea (no, they’re not)
This year’s concepts are just the 104 years late to the party
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ArticleDesign Detail: Cadillac Sixteen side-opening hood (2003)
All-American super-limo had just one design reference to its old-school heart – but it’s a good one
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ArticleUX Analysis: Mercedes-Benz A-Class ‘MBUX’
The MBUX system in the new A-Class proves quick and responsive, but can’t eliminate a steep learning curve
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ArticleOpinion: Why honest design matters
Mild misdirection or visual lying? Here’s a firm view on the trend of design fakery
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Detail Analysis: Vauxhall VX220/Opel Speedster (2000)
Developed in parallel with the series-two Lotus Elise, GM Europe’s lightweight sports car had a more crisp, technical appearance
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ArticlePixar Interviews Tesla at LA Conference
The most design-centred conversation at the Future of the Automobile Conference in Los Angeles
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ArticleDesign Essay: Changing The Game
Looking at what the virtual world can – and will – bring to reality