All Exterior design articles – Page 12
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ArticleDriven: Infiniti QX60
Infiniti’s best-selling vehicle in the U.S., the QX60, has been updated with a new design and refined driving dynamics
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ArticleFirst Sight: Ford F-150 Lightning Pro
The commercial grade of the full-sized pickup is one piece of Ford’s ambitious new plan for business owners
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ArticleFirst Sight: Production Alfa Romeo Tonale heralds “new era”
The Alfa Romeo Tonale finally unveiled in production form on Tuesday 8th February 2022, with CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato declaring the compact SUV as the “first of a new Alfa Romeo era”
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ArticleFord expands its design centre in Shanghai
American automotive giant Ford has expanded its design centre in Shanghai to include a clay modelling studio and showroom
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ArticleDo these GM concepts signal the return of the personal luxury car?
Two futuristic concepts, the Buick Smart Pod and the Cadillac Innerspace Concept recently introduced by General Motors, point to a revival of a classic format
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ArticleMercedes unveils svelte, super-efficient EQXX concept
Mercedes Benz reveals the Vision EQXX, an aerodynamic EV concept with a claimed 620-mile range
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ArticleMore 80s than a neon disco – the Hyundai Grandeur
Hyundai continues to explore its heritage with a fully electric version of its 1986 flagship the Grandeur
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ArticleWatch: SangYup Lee on winning Car Design Review Production Car of the Year
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 emerges as a clear winner in the Production Car of the Year in respected industry journal Car Design Review, as voted for by a panel of expert car designers
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ArticleInterview: Adrian van Hooydonk, BMW Group director of design
Mark Smyth chatted to BMW Group’s head of design, Adrian van Hooydonk about responding to criticism, circular design, why designers need to use fewer parts
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ArticleInside the studio: SAIC Design Advanced London
With exciting digital concepts like the eye-catching MAZE, SAIC Design Advanced London is the sharp end of the stick for the Chinese automotive giant, SAIC. Car Design News paid design director Carl Gotham a visit at the team’s Marylebone studio
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ArticlePininfarina and Foxconn to take on EV market
Designers at Pininfarina and Foxconn, with experience in the car and tech industries, have come together to create a prototype electric sedan
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ArticleWhere next for SUV design?
The success of SUVs has been remarkable story but has brought with it an aesthetic homogeneity. Can designers harness electrification and new technology to reinvigorate the segment?
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ArticleDesign Interview: Rivian’s Jeff Hammoud
Rivian’s head of design Jeff Hammoud talks about the electric R1T pickup truck and how his team helped to make it a reality
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ArticleA roadster for the future? The Aura Concept
A coalition of companies including Astheimer have launched a streamlined EV roadster that takes cues from Auto Union racers to improve efficiency and reduce the dreaded range anxiety
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ArticleGenesis reveals GV60 electric coupé crossover
Genesis has launched an all-electric coupé crossover the GV60, which marks the aspiring luxury brand first foray into a dedicated EV platform
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ArticleRenault 5 wins Concept Car of the Year in Car Design Review 8
The Renault 5 wins Concept Car of the Year in industry journal Car Design Review, seeing off strong competition from Lexus and Polestar
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ArticleFord modernises 2022 Expedition with design tweaks
The new 2022 Ford Expedition gets some subtle design changes on the outside while the interior is completely fresh
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ArticlePorsche launches the Mission R Concept
The German marque unveiled the Mission R Concept at IAA Mobility in Munich – a project that suggests the brand will make a concerted push towards electrification
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ArticleChinese giant Great Wall Motors debuts two European-focused models
Chinese behemoth Great Wall Motors has returned to Europe, showing off two very different models at IAA in Munich – the Ora Cat Concept and Wey Coffee 01
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ArticleReview: Goodwood Festival of Speed 2021
Goodwood Festival of Speed has become the premier UK car show with a variety of cars both old and brand spanking new on display. What’s more its outdoors which means Covid restrictions are a little less stringent. Armed with camera and notebook, longtime CDN contributor Guy Bird reports