Jon Winding-Sørensen
ArticleNew Kia Picanto: Designers Interviewed
New Kia hatchback sparks a wide-ranging design conversation...
ArticleStreamlining: The Exhibition
A fascinating exhibition of when streamlining ruled the road (and sky)
ArticleTurin Honours Giugiaro With A Great Exhibition
A superb show on the career of this legendary designer
ArticleFirst Sight: Iveco Z-Truck
Ex-Bertone and Ghia man David Wilkie’s new concept is… a lorry. And it’s rather good. We take a guided tour of the Iveco Z-Truck
ArticleMercedes Vision Van Concept
An exclusive preview of the high-tech drone-equipped Mercedes-Benz Vision Van concept
ArticleFirst Sight: Porsche Panamera
We catch up with Michael Mauer at the launch of the second-generation sedan
ArticleWhat does the BMW Next 100 concept say about the future?
Origami meets organic: BMW's concept celebrates 100 years as a car manufacturer
ArticleBorgward's new concepts: for a few eyes only
Resurrected firm unveiled two concepts in Geneva this year. But not at the motor show
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Eyes on Design Automotive Exhibition 2003
July 31, 2003 - In its 15th year, the Eyes on Design Automotive Exhibition is beginning to look like a major date on the international calendar of classic and current car events.
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Barcelona Motor Show 2003 - Highlights
After technological and styling excesses from the Volkswagen Group such as the Audi Rosemeyer, the Bugatti, the VW/Italdesign W12 and Nardo and other concepts and dreams with ever growing number of cylinders and incredible amounts of horsepower, it comes as a relief when the Group’s southernmost branch, SEAT, debuts a ...
ArticleFirst Sight: Renault Talisman (2015)
Van den Acker and Lo on their new sedan, revised organisation and remote control cars...
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Volkswagen Concept R to debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show
Sep 3, 2003 – In many ways it would be correct to describe the VW Concept R as a surprise.
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Lamborghini by Giugiaro uncovered
At a recent visit to Giugiaro, this 50 year old unnamed Lamborghini, never before seen, suddenly appeared like an undiscovered Shakespeare manuscript, discreetly displayed in a library with no-one paying attention.
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Show Review: Milan Fuori Salone 2015
Talks and discussions at the exhibition lounge was its raison d'etre. I cannot understand who would consent to a return journey of more than half an hour on overflowing Metros (car transportation out there is even more horrible) to participate in something that could just as well be handled in ...
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Show Review: Milan Fuori Salone 2015
So that leaves Hyundai. Newcomer in this format - earlier they have supplied cars to the arrangers. But here we had Californian Kinetic artist Reuben Margolin. With more than 400 wooden pieces, subtly interconnected so they can slide - and so woody that the whole installation smelled real wood, has ...
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Show Review: Milan Fuori Salone 2015
"Carmakers take divergent roads in Russia," reads a Financial Times headline read, just as I was thinking exactly the same. Only I substituted Russia for Milan. Some have dropped Milan totally. Some park their car there with some additional leaflets to give away, just as they would have done at ...
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Giugiaro GEA's fashionably late debut mirrors the Turin magic of old
Not only did Giorgetto Giugiaro receive his well-deserved Lifetime Achievement Award at the Car Design Night Geneva, the company bearing his name refreshed memories of one of the most sacred - but regrettably long-forgotten - traditions in the history of Geneva Motor Show: late arrivals from Turin without apparent stress.