All articles by Drew Meehan
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ArticleDesign Analysis: Hyundai 45 & H-Space concepts
Car Design News takes a closer look at the Hyundai 45 and H-Space concept cars to understand the Korean manufacturer’s view of the future of car design
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ArticleTrend Report: Frankfurt 2019
Analysing the biggest automotive design trends at Europe’s biggest motor show, before we head further afield – centring around the Frankfurt motor show that generated a certain amount of controversy from the start
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InterviewKen Okuyama on the Aiways U7 Ion
Working with the Aiways internal teams from his studio in Japan, Ken Okuyama has been working with the Chinese EV brand Aiways on the design of the company’s Shanghai show stand, a line of lifestyle products, and their newest concept car, the U7 Ion. He says that in the future, his design influence will likely extend to branding, stores, and even the website. After seeing the investment the company has made in their fully-automated production facility, he was convinced that Aiways had a big future, and he wanted to be part of it. In late 2018, he was named Chief Advisor of Design & Art, and his influence at the startup is already being felt. The immiment arrival of two Aiways U5 prototypes at the Frankfurt motor show on September 9, which left Xi’an in China on 17 July, seems a good time to take another look at this ambitious Chinese brand.
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ArticleShanghai 2019 overview
Now the dust has settled on the biggest auto show of the year, we asked Drew Meehan join the dots of what we saw in April in Shanghai
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ArticleShanghai 2019: Enovate ME-S Concept
Enovate, one of many new entrants into the EV space in Shanghai, reveals the ME-S concept
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ArticleDesign Essay: The role of humans in AVs
Autonomous light commercial vehicles are a growing area – but where do humans fit into it?
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ArticleDesign Essay: MBUX Reimagined
An expert takes on the task of suggesting how Mercedes’ new UX could be improved
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ArticleDetroit 2017: Audi Q8 shows a return to form [language]
The angriest face yet from Ingolstadt
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ArticleShow report: Concours d'Elégance Pininfarina ad Alassio
Legendary design house looks to its past and toasts its future
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ArticleDesign Review: Alfa Romeo Giulia
Despite having the right raw ingredients Alfa’s latest sedan is still frustratingly compromised
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CDN-GM/PATAC Interactive Design Contest 2013 launched
After the overwhelming success of its European and North American interactive design competitions, GM and Car Design News are excited to announce the launch of their first competition exclusively for the Chinese market, the CDN-GM/PATAC Interactive Design Competition China.
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Call for Entries: CDN-GM Interactive Design Competition 2012
With temperatures soaring across North America, there's no better time to hunker down in an air-conditioned room with your pen, vellum, and markers (or, more realistically, your computer and tablet) and get working on your entries into the GM Interactive Design Competition 2012.
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CDN-GM Interactive Design Contest August Update
It's hard to believe that the summer's almost over already, and with it your chance to win one of five paid internships (including housing) at GM's Warren, MI design studio in the CDN-GM Interactive Design Competition 2012.
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CDN-GM competition: Phase 1 now closed
Back to school. Not most students' favorite time of year, signaling both the end of summer and a return to the long days of lectures and long nights of sketching. This year, however, it also means a chance to win one of five internships, including housing, at GM's Warren, MI ...
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CDN-GM Interactive Design Contest 2013 winners announced
In early December, the finalist entries from the CDN/GM Interactive Design Competition were put in front of the panel of judges from General Motors and Car Design News to determine the four winners of this year's internships with GM. This year, once again, the level of work was exceptional and ...
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Show review: Los Angeles Auto Show 2013
The Los Angeles Auto Show is often considered a "second tier" show as far as concepts and new product unveilings go, but has often surprised and delighted by its proximity to Southern California's myriad advanced design studios and their desire to show off and one-up the competition.
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Show review: Los Angeles Auto Show 2013
The Los Angeles Auto Show is often considered a "second tier" show as far as concepts and new product unveilings go, but has often surprised and delighted by its proximity to Southern California's myriad advanced design studios and their desire to show off and one-up the competition.
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Show review: Los Angeles Auto Show 2013
The Los Angeles Auto Show is often considered a "second tier" show as far as concepts and new product unveilings go, but has often surprised and delighted by its proximity to Southern California's myriad advanced design studios and their desire to show off and one-up the competition.