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Jaguar Land Rover are trialling an innovative recycling process to convert waste plastics into a new, premium-grade material that could feature on future vehicles.
Human Horizon’s premium HiPhi brand unveiled their production-ready prototype, the HiPhi 1, last week in Shanghai. Ding Lei and Phil Murtaugh, who led General Motors’ car joint venture with SAIC, formally launched the EV brand with the introduction
The first J.D. Power Mobility Confidence Index Study found consumers in the US have a low level of confidence about the future of self-driving vehicles, posting a confidence index of 36 out of 100, and middling confidence in battery-electric vehicles,
As we are in the summer season—a record-breakingly hot one in much of the Northern Hemisphere—what’s really needed is the perfect beach vehicle, isn’t it? Voilà: the Renault e-Plein Air concept.
After its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show, VW’s ID Buggy made its first big appearance at the Chantilly Arts & Elegance, Richard Mille—one of the most important events of its kind in addition to the design competitions in the Italian Villa d’Este
Cloth, leather and water-repellent are the three seat surface options to be chosen from in the new 2020 Subaru Outback to be released later this year. The water-resistant option comes with front and rear seats finished in a new urethane material. If an occupant gets
Brand identity for automotive interiors and the visual cues associated with it were—until recently—identified primarily using the instrument panel’s forms, materials, arrangement of displays, and so on. When Citroën released their DS series a few years back,
Instead of creating a traditional dealer network, China’s Lynk & Co will offer subscriptions to customers, market its cars online, and sell through branded flagship stores and so-called “pop-up” stores.
Toyota, as a top sponsor of next year’s Summer Olympics in Tokyo, is beginning to showcase its mobility scenario planned for the event. Last week it previewed the first wave of gadgetry that will show what the automaker has in mind while they carry on
Tencent, the Chinese tech giant that runs an expanding cloud computing business, is setting up a data computing and storage platform with BMW. Reuters reported that the pair plans to launch the computing center by the end of this year in Tianjin,
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