Transportation
Take a considered look at the fast-moving world of transportation, from new innovations, conceptual designs to revived classics. If it moves us then you’ll find it here
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The Rolls-Royce Phantom Hummingbird is a private commission with an avian themeThe latest unique Rolls-Royce has us all aflutter, thanks to the laborious and innovative application of iridescent abalone shells
By Jonathan Bell Published
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We audition the Ineos Quartermaster across field and dale to check out its true credentialsIneos gives no quarter with its all-conquering double-cab pickup truck. Is the Quartermaster the most brutally practical car on the market or an expensive way to play dress up in the shires?
By Trinity Francis Published
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What’s new in roaming homes big and small from the 2026 Düsseldorf Caravan SalonThe 2026 Düsseldorf Salon is the European caravan industry’s main event. This year offered up fresh trends, innovations and a host of aspirational machines for those in love with the idea of life on the open road
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Flexjet’s new UK hub for high flyers marks a welcome design departureThe private aviation giant’s new dedicated Farnborough terminal is a multifunctional ‘home from home’ for its users, and gives interiors and hospitality top billing
By Bridget Downing Published
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Dacia upsizes its offering with the brilliant Bigster, an SUV without pretensionsThe Dacia Bigster brings the brand’s admirable ethos to bear on the SUV sector, creating a characterful car that doesn’t overwhelm
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Lego teams up with Formula 1 to create new family activities at Billund’s Lego HouseA visit to Lego House kickstarts a brick-built Porsche and a deep dive into the company’s four-wheeled collaborations
By Jeremy Taylor Published
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The AMB 002 Roadster is the culmination of Aston Martin’s ongoing motorbike side questThe new superbike is spawned from the long-running partnership between Aston Martin and bespoke bike manufacturer Brough Superior. Unlike its predecessors, it’s designed for the road and not the track
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Audi brings back the A2 name to adorn its newest and most efficient all-electric carThe new Audi A2 e-tron is a compact car that wants to push the limits of range and the levels of recycling. Offering a visual nod to the 1990s-era aluminium-bodied A2, Audi hopes its newest EV will send a jolt through its sales figures
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Hot Lab and Garage Italia give the Fiat 500 Spiaggina restomod a nautical makeoverThe ultimate superyacht companion piece, Garage Italia’s Fiat 500 Spiaggina runabout has been turned into a toy that can be stowed aboard and shipped out for island adventures
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The eccentric, elegant and ultra-rare Bristol Fighter spearheads a doughty brand’s rebirthBristol Cars is a famed British manufacturer with a rich engineering history and a quirky stylistic image. A continuation edition of five examples of its final production car, the Bristol Fighter, heralds the brand’s attempt to take off once again
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The Bentley Supersports sets the pace for the marque’s new era, without any electric motorsOn the eve of Bentley's EV debut, the company has also unveiled its high-powered Supersports, a race-tuned GT that doubles down on driver involvement
By Rory FH Smith Published
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We take the spirited Morgan Super 3 out for a spin of its mighty rear wheelDepending on what you read, Morgan’s Super 3 is either the epitome of automotive freedom or a terrifying tricycle. Is it a death trap or does it just get a bad rap?
By Trinity Francis Published
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The Aboard T4 brings modernist architecture to the open roadAboard’s forthcoming T4 travel trailer is a mobile modernist space with a battery and range extender for off-grid operations
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Genesis ventures into the full-size, super luxury SUV market with the new all-electric GV90The Genesis GV90 is an SUV with architectural interiors, complete with four swivelling seats and options that run to underfloor heating
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Jeep’s new Compass EV is a promising package of function, features and solid constructionWith a chunky, faceted form that builds on the American brand’s legendary rugged image, the new Compass continues Jeep’s admirable direction of travel
By Jonathan Bell Published
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We report from the world’s most moneyed automotive event, Monterey Car Week 2026MCW 2026 was all about the big numbers. Across The Quail, Pebble Beach Concours and numerous other events, some of the world’s most storied automobiles were assembled in Northern California to be shown off, scrutinised, and occasionally sold
By Osman Can Yerebakan Published
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The mighty Mercedes-Maybach GLS doubles down on luxury to create the ultimate SUVThe GLS is the largest SUV model from Mercedes-Benz. In Mercedes-Maybach trim, it offers pace and space to explore the outer limits of the company’s most luxurious accoutrements
By Shawn Adams Published
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Five unique hypercars showcase the outer limits of contemporary performance designFerrari, Porsche, Bugatti and McLaren are all making waves in the rarefied market for one-of-one hypercars. We’ve rounded up five recent automotive unicorns
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Rivian updates its flagship R1 electric SUV with new colours, trim and interior optionsThe Rivian R1 heads further upmarket to make more space in the middle for the successful R2, bringing a six-seater option for the first time
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Singer teams up with Louis Vuitton to create a pair of outrageously modified Porsche 911sThe lavish duo – a Classic and a Classic Turbo Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer – have been co-created with the full might and majesty of Louis Vuitton
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Luxurious minimalism for four: a first look inside the upcoming Jaguar Type 01As the Jaguar Type 01 inches towards its full reveal, the company has opened the doors of the big electric GT to showcase the interior architecture for the first time
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The Bentley Continental GT S retains its title as the ultimate long-distance machineBentley blends tech with tradition to hone its legendary coupé into an all-time classic luxury grand tourer, with price tags to match
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The VW T-Roc sticks firmly to the middle of the road, a best-seller that’s short on surprisesWe try the Volkswagen T-Roc R-Line, a compact SUV / crossover that tries hard to be all things to all people and mostly succeeds
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Racing lines and classic graphics in the paddock at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of SpeedIn the days before blanket sponsorship, racing car liveries and colour schemes gave additional shape to some of the most iconic machines of the era. Wallpaper* walked the paddock at this year’s Festival of Speed to find some classic examples
By Guy Bird Published
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Norton Motorcycles team up with Foster + Partners to showcase their new productsThe resurgence of the Norton brand continues with a contemporary display for the company’s high-end motorcycles courtesy of Foster + Partners
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez shape Azimut’s new flagship yacht, Seadeck 9Azimut handed its new 25m flagship to two designers who'd never built a boat. This is the result
By Daniel Scheffler Published
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Thomas Ingenlath returns to Volvo with fresh experience of the industry’s challengesVolvo’s Chief Design Officer Thomas Ingenlath discusses the ins and outs of contemporary car design and the wider auto industry, and hints at how Volvo plans to celebrate its centenary
By Jonathan Bell Published


