All articles by Michael Nash – Page 11
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NewsHyundai gets edgy with new Tucson
The new Tucson features aggressive geometric patterns that could become a Hyundai trait
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NewsDriven: Mazda CX-30
The Mazda CX-30 marks a subtle, but confident evolution of the brand’s Kodo design principles, says Michael Nash
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ArticleRolls-Royce designer discusses inspiration and new Ghost
Podcast: The new Rolls-Royce Ghost has been launched. It is the second generation of the model, and comes over ten years after the first Ghost was produced
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ArticleSkoda unveils Enyaq iV electric SUV
The first electric SUV from Skoda, the Enyaq iV, includes some notable design details
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ArticleDriven: Seat Leon
Michael Nash takes the new Seat Leon out for a ride and provides an insight into its design features
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ArticleGordon Murray to ‘re-write the supercar rulebook’ with T.50
Gordon Murray Automotive has unveiled the first iteration of its T.50 supercar. Further development is still to come, but most of the design details have been finalised
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ArticleCadillac puts on new face with electric Lyriq
The first all-electric Cadillac SUV has made its world debut. Dubbed Lyriq, the production model includes a number of new design choices and will be representative of future vehicles to come under the marque
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ArticleEvergrande Group to launch six EVs
The Evergrande Group has revealed images of its first six models that will hit the market, and they are all electric
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ArticleInfiniti’s design team talks through the FX
In a new video released to mark the 20th anniversary of the model, Infiniti’s design team outline the features of the old FX45, its evolution, and its overall impact on the automotive industry
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ArticleGilles Vidal moves from PSA to Renault
Gilles Vidal will be starting at Groupe Renault in November 2020
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ArticleInside Skoda’s first all-electric SUV
Norbert Weber, head of interior design at Skoda, highlights the key interior features of the Enyaq iV
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ArticleAlejandro Mesonero-Romanos leaves Seat to join Renault
Alejandro Mesonero-Romanos is joining Groupe Renault’s design team. He will report to Laurens van den Acker, executive vice president of corporate design and member of Groupe Renault’s executive committee
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ArticleNissan enters new design era with the Ariya
The new Ariya marks an important step for Nissan in its design direction for electric production models
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ArticleFord’s design team on the new Bronco
The Ford Bronco has finally been reborn. More than 20 years since the last model was discontinued, Ford has now unveiled the 2021 Bronco
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ArticleDriven: Nissan Juke mk2
Michael Nash drives the new Nissan Juke to get a feel for its ’urban character’
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ArticleCoventry University automotive and transport design student work 2020
A selection of images taken from projects that were completed by students of the Automotive and Transport course at Coventry University
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ArticleIneos reveals its rugged Grenadier 4x4
Newly released exterior images of the Ineos Grenadier, which is set for launch in 2021, show some promising solutions for 4x4 functionality
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ArticleLexus IS keeps calm and carries on for 2021
The IS has had a (subtle) redesign – a lowered stance and sportier styling come together in a car that has found its design groove
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ArticleHow to do car design remotely – Ford colour and materials
Ford’s colour and materials design manager, Allen Brown, describes how he and his team have adapted the way they work.
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ArticleCDN Podcast Episode 1 featuring Sasha Selipanov, Koenigsegg
Sasha Selipanov, head of design at Koenigsegg, talks about his career and the new Gemera in this Car Design News podcast