Aston Martin is carving new territory with a trail-ready, electric SUV called the Lagonda All-Terrain Concept, unveiled in Geneva. The concept sport utility is a “first glimpse” at a production model SUV from Aston Martin, slated for a 2022 release. It builds on the Lagonda Vision Concept shown last year. …
Nissan has confirmed the final production design for the Nissan GT-R50 and opened the door for orders of the limited-edition supercar. There has been no change to the exterior of the car, apart from extra color options, from its Goodwood debut. Read more about this at NewAtlas.com.
The 2018 Infiniti Q50 is aged compared to its rivals, but like anything that ages well, the Q50 has a little wisdom behind it. There is no lack of competition in the luxury sport sedan class and the Q50 faces off against competition that is almost all newer and more modern in …
At the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Infiniti has unveiled a new concept vehicle meant to showcase the company’s design language going forward. The Infiniti Q Inspiration Concept integrates next-generation technologies into its futuristic design. Read more at NewAtlas.com.
Designers at Ford are combining traditional vehicle design methods, such as clay and current-generation prototypes, with holographic technology from Microsoft. Using Microsoft HoloLens technology, designers can visualize changes to a hard-designed object without going through the painstaking process of sculpting and molding. Read about it at CarNewsCafe.com.
Acura’s 2018 RLX is meant to reflect the automotive brand’s new design direction through the company’s flagship sports sedan. The 2018 RLX will make its public debut at the upcoming Monterey Automotive Week in California on August 15-19, showcasing the complete redesign of the vehicle. Read more at NewAtlas.com.
At the North American International Auto Show, Nissan has unveiled its future direction for sedan design with the Vmotion 2.0 concept. This aptly-named showcase car is cabin-focused and very future-centric, concentrating on the company’s Intelligent Mobility ideals. Read about the concept at New Atlas.
