All Renault Design articles – Page 5
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Craig Callum, ex-Lego, to build up Coventry Uni’s NTDC
Well-equipped teaching facility clicks with a new Director
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ArticleDesign Essay: Lighting – Car Design’s Latest Battleground
Whether they’re ‘eyes’ or ‘brand signatures’, they’re designed for more than just night vision…
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ArticleDesign Essay: Why don’t people like ‘clever’ cars?
Why is it that the most intelligently designed cars never seem to catch on?
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ArticleRenault’s Stéphane Janin on the EZ-Ultimo
Renault’s range of autonomous concepts grows in a fancier direction
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ArticleParis 2018: A philosophical finale
There were some highlights, but the show asked some big questions too
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ArticleParis 2018: Infiniti Project Black S
F1 tech and lots of carbon fibre in a suave Infiniti? Design director Karim Habib explains
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ArticleQuestion: What Is A Car?
Changing formats, powertrains and autonomy all widen our definition of a car. Or do they?
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ArticleCCotW: Renault BeBop MPV & SUV (2003)
Two takes on the same ingenious package, with lessons for the future
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ArticleDesign interview: Andreas Wlasak, Faurecia
From yearbook 5: How the renowned interior supplier is adapting to the future
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ArticleRenault Arkana tries to find its own niche
The French firm chooses Moscow to launch a coupé-crossover
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ArticleByton’s Benoit Jacob on building a brand
The new firm’s Design Director on leaving BMW, joining a start-up and creating a design culture from scratch
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Interior MotivesInterior Motives – Summer 2018
In this issue: Ford Focus; Changan Oshan NuAge; Geely Concept Icon; Kia Ceed; Renault EZ-GO; Lincoln Aviator; and a detailed dive into Trim & Materials
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ArticleConcept Car of the Week: Citroën Xenia (1981)
Designed by the mysterious Trevor Fiore, the Citroën Xenia might be the first and only ‘Break Monocorps’?
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ArticleThe Car Design Review 5 Interviews: Antoine Génin, Groupe Renault
The French marque’s interiors leader takes us inside future design
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ArticleFT Future of the Car Summit 2018 report
The summit highlighted the need for a louder design voice whenever the future is debated by “geeks, suits and wonks”
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ArticleDesign interview: Marek Reichman, Aston Martin
From yearbook 5: a deep dive with Aston Martin’s chief creative officer
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ArticleBeijing 2018: The refreshing Chang An Oshan
An out-there EV concept with a lot of thought behind it