All News articles – Page 63
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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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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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ArticleChina Design Awards returns
The design showcase, which champions innovation, ambition and the talent of tomorrow, returns with new briefs, new brands and a new awards category.
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ArticleSAIC envisions a brighter future for the MG 5 reboot
Channeling the brand’s sportscar heritage of yesteryear, SAIC is hoping to reinvigorate its MG 5.
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ArticleGAC aims for emotive design with the Enpulse
The supercar vibes of GAC’s Enpulse will test China’s appetite for a pure sportscar.
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ArticleLynk & Co launches in Europe
Chinese OEM Lynk & Co brings its sharp-looking 01 SUV and car membership programme to Europe.
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ArticleNeta’s Eureka moment
Unveiled at the 2020 Beijing Auto Show, the striking Eureka 03 signals Chinese EV start-up Neta’s burgeoning design ambitions.
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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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ArticleHuman Horizons unveils HiPhi X luxury electric SUV
The HiPhi X will hit the Chinese market in 2021, and looks to be very close to the futuristic prototype shown in 2019.
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ArticleFord sculpts the future at the Beijing Auto Show
Ford unveiled a new design language rather than a car at the Beijing Auto Show. Design director of Ford China Max Wolff explains why.
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ArticleThe (auto) show goes on in Beijing
Face masks aside the opening of the Beijing Auto show hinted that normal service has resumed, at least in China.
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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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NewsYanfeng’s new XiM21 concept looks to the (very near) future
From the moment the presentation of Yanfeng’s new concept began, it was clear that this was a bit different. For one thing, the concept has an exterior. While the focus is clearly not on the exterior, the fact it has one is noteworthy. Recent years have seen interior-only concepts from Yanfeng. This concept demonstrates lots of types of technology and solutions that can be seen on the latest releases (such as the S-Class) with some near-future tech too. As presenter Han Hendriks, chief technology officer YFT, explained, the feedback they recived on the futuristic XIM20 concept was: ‘but which technology can we put in vehicles in the next two years?’ XiM21 certainly answers that question.
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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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NewsHead of design at Geely UK joins Paramex
British designer Wayne Burgess has joined design and engineering consultancy, Paramex, as chief design officer. Burgess, who was previously head of design and vice-president at Geely UK, has headed up design teams at some of the biggest names in car design, including Aston Martin, Rolls Royce and Jaguar Land Rover.
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NewsNissan Z Proto debuts
Many people have been waiting a long time for the new Z car, and last night’s online reveal of the Z Proto (a near production concept) gives a good idea of what the new Z will be. Nissan hasn’t strayed too far from Z’s heritage, which will delight a lot of people, and the updates blend old and new neatly in a startling yellow package.