All News articles – Page 75
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Triumph XL90 (1967)
In 1976, British marque Triumph proposed a vision of the year 2000, the XL90, which foreshadowed the modern MPV
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ArticleCES 2019: Modular architecture goes urban
AEV Robotics’ vehicle has a slick, swappable skateboard chassis
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ArticleCES 2019: The neat Mahle Meet
Little electric concept pops up again, still has interesting ideas
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ArticleCES 2019: It’s all about the interface
Whether sensors or screens, one big trend is linking car, driver and environment
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ArticleNIO appoints Oliver Samson as Director of Exteriors
Ex-Daimler man will head to NIO’s Munich design centre
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ArticleRCA previews its inaugural Intelligent Mobility degree show
Mere ‘automotive design’? That’s so last year…
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ArticleCES 2019: Daimler ‘reassesses’ platooning
Platooning did not achieve anticipated efficiencies, says Daimler
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ArticleByton debuts production M-Byte at CES
Tech-luxury crossover to be available by the end of the year
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ArticleCanatu: Award-winning smart surfaces for sleek interior design
Canatu materials enable a wide range of transparent, 3D-shaped smart touch surfaces
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ArticleInfiniti announces QX Inspiration concept
Electric SUV previews a near-future production car
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Interior MotivesInterior Motives - Winter 2018/19
In this issue: Rivian R1T, Porsche 911 (992), Mercedes-Benz EQC, Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Ford Ranger, Renault EZ-Ultimo, Focus on Seating and more
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Michelin CCS competition winners announced
The 30th annual design competition shows off its top three entries
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ArticleCCotW: Alfa Romeo Canguro (1964)
A Giugiaro classic – rejected, ruined, but reborn thanks to a new generation of admirers
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ArticleSix books for your holiday wish list
Buy them for your learned friend, relative or colleague… or just get them for yourself
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ArticleConcept Car of the week: Dome Zero (1978)
Launched at the Geneva Motor show in 1978, the Dome Zero designed by Minoru Hayashi was a Japanese concept car that echoed Italdesign or Bertone
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ArticleLA 2018: 12 things we learnt from Automobility LA
Takeouts from the tech conference which opens the Los Angeles Auto Show