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What If Mercedes Still Built Sports Cars Like This? Justin Bellevin Has an Answer
Mercedes-Benz is redefining its design language for the electric era, but independent designer Justin Bellevin imagines a different future. His Mercedes-AMG Concept blends timeless proportions, elegant surfacing, and modern technology into a sports car that feels unmistakably Mercedes.
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The Chery QQ E Spresso Thinks the Best Sports Cars Should Bring People Together
Inspired by café racer culture and Cars & Coffee gatherings, John Jungtaek Cho's Chery QQ E Spresso was selected among the Top 50 entries in the 2026 Chery Automobile Design Award. The concept transforms a compact sports car into a mobile social space centred around coffee and community.
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Ford GT Vision Aero Looks To The Skies Without Forgetting Le Mans
Seung Cheol Lee’s Ford GT Vision Aero reimagines Ford’s legendary mid-engine performance lineage through aviation-inspired surfacing, endurance-racing proportions and a clean, modern supercar silhouette.
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Suzuki Jimny Imagined As A Tiny Electric 4X4
Christopher Giroux’s unofficial 2026 Suzuki Jimny study imagines an electric future for the compact 4X4. The project combines classic Jimny proportions, modular practicality and modern EV thinking without losing the charm that made the original such a cult favorite.
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Project Eterna Reworks the Carabo Without Turning It Into a Throwback
Gabriel Naretto’s Project Eterna revisits the Alfa Romeo Carabo with a controlled, modern approach, refining its wedge-driven architecture through proportion, surface clarity, and structural thinking.
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Mercedes AMG Uhlenhaut Shooting Brake by Gabriel Naretto
Gabriel Naretto’s Mercedes AMG Uhlenhaut Shooting Brake explores long-hood GT architecture through a restrained two-door shooting brake format, positioned alongside the Brabus Rocket GTS and recent Mercedes long-bonnet concept studies.
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Hyundai Stellar Reimagined by Jun Won Kim
Designer Jun Won Kim revisits the Hyundai Stellar with a modern interpretation shaped by rear wheel drive proportions, pixel lighting, and Hyundai’s current Art of Steel design language.
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As The Smart Fortwo Returns, UVESTO Has A Different Idea
The Smart #2 is reviving the tiny two-seat city car. Paweł Olszewski's UVESTO takes another route, with an adaptable rear, bicycle carrying capability and integrated solar panels.
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This Sports Car Cockpit Design Brings Physical Buttons Back
Marco Basile’s MARK 00 GT GRANITE imagines a modern sports car cockpit with physical buttons, racing inspired controls and a refreshingly small appetite for touchscreens.
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Nissan X-Trail IKI: A Global SUV Reinterpreted Through a Local Perspective
The Nissan X-Trail IKI reinterprets the global SUV through a regional lens. Inspired by the Japanese spirit of iki, Nissan Taiwan and KO’LAB evolved its presence with restraint and precision while preserving the X-Trail’s original identity.
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New AMG C53 Gets Six Cylinders, And This Is How It Could Look
The upcoming Mercedes-AMG C53 will bring six-cylinder power to the W206 C-Class. Mercedes hasn't revealed it yet, but our independent renders imagine how the new AMG could look — and why it may be the C-Class to watch.
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Mahindra Lifestyler vs Toyota Hilux: Why Toyota Should Watch
The Mahindra Lifestyler is taking its rugged design, diesel experience and value-focused approach into some of the Toyota Hilux's strongest global markets.
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New Mitsubishi Pajero Returns With A Reputation To Defend
The new Mitsubishi Pajero returns with serious 4x4 hardware and pricing that puts it between the Ford Everest and Toyota Land Cruiser Prado. But Mitsubishi is also bringing back a name shaped by Dakar, global use and four generations of history.
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The AMG Hammer Is Back, At Least in Pixels
Ihn Lee reimagines the Mercedes AMG Hammer by combining the W124’s unmistakable proportions with contemporary details that echo the HWA EVO and Mercedes Benz Vision Iconic.
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Porsche Built One 918 Coupe. Now It's Coming to Salon Privé
Ferdinand Piëch's mysterious fixed-roof Porsche 918 is the only known 918 Coupe in existence, and more than a decade after it appeared on the road, it's heading to Salon Privé.
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