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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Bigger, bolder and stuffed to the gills with technology: meet the new Zeekr 9XIf Zeekr get their way, this is the new shape of luxury European automotive design. The 9X is a full-sized SUV with private jet levels of comfort and a data centre's worth of onboard tech. Will it take the luxury market by storm?
By Jonathan Bell Published
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GM reveals Winn Morton’s costume designs from the golden age of industrial musicalsOnce upon a time, General Motors was responsible for big-ticket, Broadway-style musicals to promote its products. Legendary costume designer Winn Morton was just one of the talents it tapped
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Inspired by the OG Porsche racing car, the 356 European SL is lithe and lightweightThe Thornley Kelham Porsche 356 European SL is an expression of the art of hand-crafted aluminium car-making, inspired by a motorsport legend and engineered for modern-day driving
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Navier’s all-electric carbon-fibre hydrofoils will bring zero-carbon sea travel to the MaldivesIsland nations like the Maldives need to move on from fossil fuels. US-based electric hydrofoil manufacturer Navier wants to be in on these new nautical networks
By Josh Sims Published
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When Renault took to the sky: revisiting the elegant 1930s Caudron Rafale racing planeRenault’s history includes this superb piece of aviation design, the 1934 Caudron Rafale C.460, a name that's gone on to grace a contemporary car
By Adam Hay-Nicholls Published
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Range Rover is readying a trio of EVs, all with a fresh focus on refined interior luxuryAs Range Rover reveals the forthcoming GT EV, we take a look inside and explore the ways in which the manufacturer’s interior approach is evolving
By Josh Sims Published
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Meet the Range Rover GT, the company’s third EV and most car-like creation to dateThe Range Rover GT is a luxury EV designed for long-distance, first-class travel. We take a look inside
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Vanquish 25 celebrates a quarter century of Aston Martin’s flagship V12 GTReleased in a strictly limited edition of 25 coupes and 25 convertibles, the new Aston Martin Vanquish 25 is pitched at car collectors with a passion for the marque’s most muscular model
By Jonathan Bell Published
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A perfect pair of Range Rovers, old and new, showcases a commitment to bespoke designThe Range Rover Classic Matched Pair combines a contemporary Range Rover SV Ultra with a thoroughly overhauled 1993 Range Rover County Edition. We take a look inside
By Jonathan Bell Published
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All aboard the Aston Martin Dreadnought, your virtual sanctuary from a violent worldAston Martin digs in to create a new brand extension, this time for the digital world of Call of Duty. Enter the Dreadnought, a playable super SUV designed to give video gamers an edge
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Ferrari’s new 849 Testarossa Spider weaves a web of desire for both drivers and bystandersWhen most people think of Ferrari they probably conjure up a car like this – low, fast, and loud. We try the Testarossa across the twisty landscape of Tenerife and muse on Ferrari’s longstanding appeal
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The Mini Mojito Mk2 mixes up the beach car category with a fizzing take on the classic MiniThe beach car is the ultimate holiday transport, a stripped-back machine designed for sunny climes, quiet roads and an unhurried pace. The latest car to join the club is the Crayford Mini Mojito Mk2
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Archer Aviation wants to take you up, up and away. We talk to the American eVTOL pioneerArcher Aviation’s Midnight aircraft is currently undergoing testing. Will the Californian company be first to market in a crowded field of eVTOL contenders?
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The new DS No.7 finally makes good on the brand’s promise of Gallic luxury and charmAngular, eccentric, and wilfully different, the DS No.7 is the newest upscale SUV from the premium French carmaker. We take a trip to Provence to try the hybrid and electric variants
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The story behind the design of the new EV performance star, the Peugeot E-208 GTiPeugeot’s design director Matthias Hossann discusses the inspiration and innovation embodied by the all-new Peugeot E-208 GTi
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The Land Rover as a design icon – a new monograph explores its cultural impact and aspirational reachIf you want to up sticks and immerse yourself in hard-to-reach wilderness, all the while retaining a richly aesthetic approach to life, there’s only one answer: a converted Land Rover Defender
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Meet the Lamborghini Urus SE Performante, the most super ‘Super SUV’ of allThe new SE Performante variant of Lamborghini’s Urus SUV promises to be the biggest, baddest and boldest iteration of a car that’s never been lacking in dramatic presence
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Urban Automotive and Visionnaire take Range Rover luxury to new heights and lengthsA unique Range Rover Long Wheelbase Autobiography has been created by Urban Automotive in collaboration with Visionnaire
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The tussle of the tiny cars continues as Smart readies the new all-electric #02The epoch-defining Smart car was once the ultimate urban accessory. Now the two-seater is back in electric form, as Smart returns to its compact car roots in Europe and China
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Fiat thinks small with the Multiplina Concept as well as some beach-ready micromobilityFiat has doubled-down on its focus on micromobility, taking the cultish Topolino into new sectors and thinking about future forms for ultra-compact urban travel
By Jonathan Bell Published
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A concept car with bite: Alpine teams up with Lacoste to create this snappy A290 RallyeThe ‘Beware of the Crocodile - Alpine Lacoste A290 Rallye’ is replete with reptilian Easter eggs, bold material choices and the exaggerated essence of these two feisty French brands
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Styling and tech upgrades and a plethora of powertrain options define the 5th gen BMW X5The original SUV is back with a bold claim to be the most flexible, efficient and technologically sophisticated car in its sector. Welcome to the new BMW X5
By Jonathan Bell Published
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London to Le Mans and back: a fitting farewell to Alpine’s awesome A110Production of the Alpine A110 is ceasing. Wallpaper* drove one to Le Mans to celebrate this contemporary sporting classic, in the company of Alpine Racing
By Guy Bird Published
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Honda rewrites the small EV playbook with its 80s-inspired Super-N, a cult car in the makingWe get behind the diminutive wheel of the new Honda Super-N, a tiny city EV that stuffed with practical touches and smart design choices
By Trinity Francis Published
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Amble wants to slow down your journey and turn lightweight mobility into an experienceWelcome to the Amble One, a road legal electric buggy designed for beach trips, far flung resorts and a slower, more appreciative pace of life
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Airbus’ strange, whale-shaped BelugaST bows out after three decades of serviceOne of aviation’s most recognisable silhouettes has joined Concorde, the Super Guppy and the A380 at Toulouse’s Aeroscopia Museum
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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In Japan’s Shizuoka prefecture, Woven City is a living laboratory for Toyota’s mobility techFor the first time, Toyota recently opened the doors to its large-scale experiment into mobility, cross-disciplinary collaboration and new technologies
By Jonathan Bell Published


