AUTO & DESIGN

Auto & Design is a highly professional magazine and can be found all over the world in the design centres of car manufacturers, in the offices of independent designers, in the design centres of components companies and electronic and special materials manufacturers, in University libraries and in the libraries of specialised schools. Its contents mainly cover project analyses from drawing board to final product, illustrated with research drawings and style models. Specific sections are dedicated to industrial and product design, new materials and innovative technologies as applied to the automotive world and to a variety of design sectors.

AUTO & DESIGN

THE FRANKFURT OFFENSIVE

He gave Auto & Design its look

The two faces of the blockbuster • Cars for all tastes and all pockets. Original concepts, established high volume models and every possible iteration of green in a vision of a glorious future open to all constructors. But what about design? The only way forward to a new image, it seems, is to look to product design.

A Spaniard returns to head Seat design

Carlos Arroyo Turon joins Bertone Design

A woman will head the GM Design Studio in China

The smiling face of simplicity

up! fun family

Towards an iconic future

Sport utility Italian style

Aluminium roof effect

125 years, but in the future

Two-seater concept

From small to top model

Evos, global evolution mission

The car that talks to traffic

A two-sided sculpture

Young and ecologically naive

Aim formal harmony

The nuances of Kia dynamism

When form interacts with function

Narrating a car’s technology

Where ideas and projects engage

Unexpected capabilities

Work and relaxation, extolling the concept

Calendar

From the Willys to the Grand Cherokee The attraction of an extraordinary story • Juergen Zoellter, Markus Bolsinger JEEP. THE ORIGINAL FOR 70 YEARS Delius Klasing Ed

Toyota’s new creative horizons

From original concept to adulthood

Positive meeting of two cultures

Aesthetic and formal evolution

Mediterranean influences

The emotional harmony of contrasts

Three generations at the Triennale