All Editorial articles – Page 35
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ArticleNissan hits US market with two new models
Nissan has unveiled the new Armada and Kicks as part of its ambitious plan to launch ten new models hit the market in the next 20 months
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ArticleCar Design Review 7: Alejandro Mesonero-Romanos, Seat (former)
The former head of design at Seat, Alejandro Mesonero-Romanos, speaks about the Spanish company’s approach and the future of car design
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ArticleVolkswagen exterior designer talks through new Taos
Marco Pavone, head of exterior design for the Volkswagen brand, talks about the new Taos
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ArticleVolkswagen delivers design tweaks to 2021 Arteon
The updated Volkswagen Arteon looks similar to its predecessor, but small changes make it feel more modern
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ArticleCar Design Dialogues day one in review
Day one of the Car Design Dialogues global event saw deep-dive reviews of the latest cars, presented by design teams from all over the world
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ArticleCar Design Dialogues global event kicks off
The new global design event, Car Design Dialogues, is set to bring experts from around the world together to discuss car design
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ArticleBentley offers eco-friendly tweed trims across range
The entire Bentley portfolio is now being offered with new tweed fabric door trims that have been sustainably sourced
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Article20 years of Acura MDX design
Catalin Matei, a designer at Honda, compares the design of the MDX prototype with the original 2001 MDX
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ArticleCar Design Review 7: Peter Horbury, Geely
Geely’s Peter Horbury uncovers secrets of brand identity and discusses cultural influences in car design
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ArticleNissan launches new Note featuring ‘Timeless Japanese Futurism’
Nissan has modernised its Note by leveraging its current design language, but some retro features remain
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ArticleNew Subaru BRZ is eerily similar to its predecessor
Subaru says its sporty BRZ is all-new, though it certainly looks very familiar
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ArticleMini showcases roomy interior with Vision Urbanaut concept
A digital showcase of the new Mini Vision Urbanaut concept shows how the company hopes to maximise interior space
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ArticleDriven: Cupra Ateca
The Cupra Ateca has a unity and thoughtfulness in its design that makes it stand apart from other SUVs on the market today
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ArticleCar Design Review 7: Dale Harrow, Royal College of Art
Dale Harrow of the Royal College of Art talks Tesla, design education, and the evolution of transport in the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic
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ArticleNew Ford F-150 seat design provides ‘Max’ comfort
Ford has drawn on upper class airline travel and luxury adjustable mattresses for its new horizontal F-150 seat design
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ArticleSculpted vision: Buick Electra concept
Buick showcases its ‘PURE’ design philosophy with the new Electra concept, with a minimal and sculptured exterior married to a clean and intelligent cabin
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ArticleHitting the e-SUV spot
OEMs are rushing to bring out more electric SUVs in a bid to meet emissions targets and protect margins. But they will require innovations in design and engineering to stay desirable and competitive in an increasingly crowded field
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ArticleNew Nissan Navara features formidable face
A new large grille sits in on the front of the latest generation of the Nissan Navara pick-up, while other design changes are more subtle
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ArticleRenault renews design of Trafic vans
The new Renault Trafic Combi and Trafic SpaceClass vans receive treatment on both the exterior and interior
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ArticleDesign icons: Citroen 2CV Charleston turns 40
The iconic Citroen 2CV had several limited edition runs, with the Charleston variant starting in 1980