“Safety isn’t just about crash testing,” says Emily A. Thomas, PhD, associate director of auto safety at Consumer Reports. “A safe car has predictable handling and braking, controls that don’t ...

The 39th annual EyesOn Design at Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores, set to take place on Father’s Day, June 21, will feature six historic Duesenbergs as well as nearly 200 other classic vehicles. The ...

Cosco Shipping Holdings Co. will use a terminal it acquired in eastern Spain mainly for car imports, underlying the country’s growing importance for Chinese automobile manufacturers. The plans mean ...

The first electric Ferrari is already this year’s most divisive car. We asked three Italian auto industry professionals to explain where the EV’s design makes sense, and where it doesn’t add up. The ...

Ferrari shares plunged 5% Tuesday as car fanatics called the brand’s new $640,000 electric vehicle a “monstrosity” – comparing the design to much-cheaper rides and bashing the brand for using tech to ...

Beautiful car design is strongest when the shape explains the car. The proportions should tell you where the engine sits, how the cabin is packaged, how the air moves around the body, or what kind of ...

Generally speaking, we can tell at a glance roughly when a car was produced. Different eras have different trends and their respective signifiers — the 1950s had fins, the 1970s were big and brown, ...

Amidst a global maelstrom of trade wars and uncertain demand, automakers are leaning on AI to slash development times. Amidst a global maelstrom of trade wars and uncertain demand, automakers are ...

Most people who buy one of Hyundai's high-performance N cars don't drive them for 24 hours straight, all while the engine endures constant high revs. However, that's the type of prolonged stress test ...

But the aerodynamic analyses car designers rely on are excruciatingly slow. “We’ll release a design surface, and then it can take days or weeks to get a full set of analysis back on the performance of ...

Creative work has long relied on time, iteration, and instinct, but new tools are starting to compress that process in surprising ways. The rise of artificial intelligence threatens millions of jobs, ...