All articles by Michael Nash – Page 10
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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
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ArticleLuc Donckerwolke returns to Hyundai as chief creative officer
After a short break from car design, Luc Donckerwolke is back at Hyundai to oversee design-related communications
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ArticleLexus looks to architectural design talent for creative experiment
Two leading architects and designers will collaborate with Lexus on a creative design experiment that hopes to promote innovation
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ArticleFord gives Puma the ST treatment
With some fresh new design details on the Puma ST, Ford breathes new life into the long-standing model
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ArticleNew Genesis GV70 embodies design ‘purity’
The sporty new Genesis GV70 SUV almost looks like a sedan, and has a luxurious interior to fit
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ArticleJaguar gives new E-Pace a subtle overhaul
The new Jaguar E-Pace has a revised exterior and interior, though the changes are subtle
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ArticleDriven: Renault Zoe
Nimble, comfortable and light on the environment, the Renault Zoe is an adept city companion. If only London’s EV infrastructure was up to the challenge, says Michael Nash
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ArticleNissan’s new chunky Magnite SUV to target India
It was designed in Japan, but Nissan will be taking its new Magnite SUV to India
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ArticleGMC reveals design details for Hummer EV
The GMC Hummer EV will initially be available in a single trim, with three other variants coming later in the future
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ArticleDesign icons: Volkswagen K70
Following its 50th birthday, we look back on the design of the Volkswagen K70 and see how it inspired a range of other models
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ArticleRenault reveals two new electric vehicles
The new Renault Megane eVision and Dacia Spring show two different design approaches to electric vehicles
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ArticleHyundai Santa Fe gets subtle design changes
A fresh front end and some new interior details give the Hyundai Santa Fe a new feel
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ArticleHyundai’s design chief talks new Tucson
Sharp lines and geometric patterns characterise Hyundai’s new Tucson. SangYup Lee, head of Hyundai’s design team, gives us the lowdown
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ArticleAcura teases with MDX prototype
Acura has released video and images that hint at the new design of its MDX SUV
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ArticleOpel’s new design language hits Crossland
The Crossland has taken on Opel’s modern new grille design, but other areas of the model are less impressive.
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ArticleJaguar spruces up XF design
In search of sportier feel Jaguar has introduced numerous changes to its XF, tweaking the exterior and overhauling the inside.
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ArticleRenault distils design ideas from its existing range for its new Arkana
The Renault Arkana takes on a very different shape from anything that the French OEM has released before in Europe
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ArticleDesigning interiors with a human-centric approach
Car Design News talks to Dustin Boutet at EPAM Continuum about vehicle interiors and the user experience
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ArticleVolkswagen ID.4 takes on familiar face
Restraint seems to be the watchword with Volkswagen’s ID.4 – the company’s first electric SUV.
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NewsHyundai gets edgy with new Tucson
The new Tucson features aggressive geometric patterns that could become a Hyundai trait