Feeling Green at the 2022 LAAS – the Overview
For years, the LA Auto Show (LAAS) was known as the “Green” auto show with alternative energy power, while the Detroit show (NAIAS) got all the muscle. Now, it’s hard to tell the difference.
For years, the LA Auto Show (LAAS) was known as the “Green” auto show with alternative energy power, while the Detroit show (NAIAS) got all the muscle. Now, it’s hard to tell the difference.
The Cul de Sac A-Go-Go provides a snapshot of a time gone by. The production is a live-action emersion into life in the 60s and 70s. Colors, shapes, and materials evoke a strong emotional response.
We’ve all seen cars, homes, fashion, and décor from the mid-century era at the Modernism Week Fall Preview. Yet, when combined with period music and crowd-pleasing go-go dancers, it’s hard to beat.
Hot Wheels Legends Tour spans an incredible five continents and 16 countries, making it the largest traveling car show in the world. This rolling tour could possibly be the greatest show on earth!
Modernism Week runs February 17-27 with more than 350 events and many still have availability. The annual festival highlights midcentury modern architecture, art, interior and landscape design, cars, and vintage culture in the Palm Springs area.
Modernism Week’s 2021 Fall Preview will take place October 14-17 in Palm Springs, CA. The full schedule features more than 40 events exploring Mid-Century Modern design.
General Motor's $71 million investment in new 149,000-square-foot technology campus will significantly expand GM advanced design and innovation work in the region.
There is no mistaking the looks and the behind the wheel impression of the 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. The Vette is what every kid dreams of when he thinks of a race car. It’s not just fast, but it's allowing mere mortals to handle the power.
The 2021 Drive for Design contest challenges U.S. high school students in grades 10-12 to sketch an electrified Jeep® vehicle of the future. Prizes include one-on-one mentoring by leading designers!
A new headquarters in Turni, Italy for Alfa Romeo, which has designed and crafted some of the most stylish and sporty cars in automotive history, dating back to 1910 in Milan.