Ferrari plans more physical buttons in its EV after its CEO revealed why automakers pushed touch interfaces
The automaker that spent years replacing switches with touch sliders now has a new rule for its designers, and it starts with door handles
Chrysler’s future comes into focus as Stellantis exec hints at new sedan-like models with a practical, crossover-inspired twist
Carbon-bodied SP40 brings the style of Edsel Ford’s one-off speedster to a wider audience
The idea of a manual C8 sounded tempting, but Chevrolet says it was never real in the first place
The man behind modern Range Rovers and the reborn Defender, Gerry McGovern, is starting fresh
A new era for BMW’s X5 is coming, bringing a completely fresh design and a surprisingly wide range of engine choices
Jaguar’s former design director has revealed the sports cars and sedans that were scrapped to clear the path for the brand’s controversial electric pivot
The winner will land a summer internship with the Ram and SRT design team, getting a real taste of how these cars come together
Fresh images suggest the Neue Klasse X5 takes a bigger design leap, while the 7-Series receives more restrained updates
Ralph Gilles outlines how Stellantis plans to reshape its brands with sharper identities and more focused design
An electric i3 sedan launches first, but BMW’s next 3-Series will keep combustion engines alive with a revised platform and a Neue Klasse design
The compact electric hatchback is about to receive major styling and tech updates, along with a new name
The brand’s first electric vehicle will sprint to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 2.5 seconds and hit 193 mph (310 km/h)
Although it was thought Mercedes would axe the A-Class, its Design Director hints at an electrified future
Khyzyl Saleem is back with a new project, this time, pushing the mid-engined C8 Corvette to the extreme
The latest Outback grows taller and more SUV-like, adding cargo space and new tech while keeping familiar engines unchanged
The proposed blackout license plates would drop the state slogan and add new fees, echoing successful programs in neighboring states
