At the Los Angeles Auto Show 2016 Porsche is presenting not one but two long-distance sportscars to the world for the very first time, the Executive versions of the Panamera and the completely redeveloped 911 RSR.
Ian Callum, Director of Design, explains, " It’s a dramatic, future-facing cab-forward design with a beautiful interior – the product of authentic Jaguar DNA, electric technology and contemporary craftsmanship.”
KODO represents the instant that energy becomes motion, such as the muscular beauty as an animal pounces or a human leaps into action. The KODO design cues on the Mazda RT24-P include the sleek body contours and the five-point Mazda grille.
The companies exhibiting at the 2016 LA Auto Show are coming together as leading niche and global automakers, manufacturers of rideables and app developers as they showcase their latest automobility innovations.
Starting with a simple yet honed form free of non-essential elements, the development team adopted 'Refined Toughness' as the keyword upon which "mature physique", "elegant form", and "fine fit and finish" serve as the three pillars of the exterior and interior design.
Both exterior and interior indicate the direction Mitsubishi Design is taking. Overall, it evokes the image of a sporty crossover zipping nimbly around town as it merges the elegance and stylishness of a "shooting brake" with compact SUV lines.
The flowing lines are generated by a combination of precision machining and traditional craftsmanship. As part of this, a substrate beneath the fine wood veneer of the trim element is exposed in a special process using a fine milling.
Crafted by Alfa Romeo artisans at the Cassino plant in Italy, the all-new 2018 Stelvio lineup is a testament to Alfa Romeo’s perfect balance of engineering and emotion, creating a premium mid-size SUV for driving enthusiasts
With a sleek design resembling the rest of the IONIQ lineup, the vehicle is one of the few self-driving cars in development to have a hidden LiDAR system, enabling it to look like any other car on the road.
Mazda didn’t look at a specific competitor for reference. Instead, it looked at what enthusiasts loved about the MX-5 in the first place and created a vehicle that looked like harnessed energy. The vehicle is focused on an aesthetic of purity and purpose.