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Video: GM's Frank Saucedo, Niki Smart and Gael Buzyn on the Elmiraj concept

Fri, 16 Aug 2013

GM director advanced design Frank Saucedo features in a new video explaining the design process behind the new Elmiraj concept. Saucedo, who oversaw the concept's development at GM's advanced design studio in North Hollywood, California, talks about how the Elmiraj – the second in a series of three concept cars that began with last's year Ciel – is a study of how they can progress and evolve the carmaker's ‘Art and Science' design philosophy. GM's interior design manager Gael Buzyn and exterior design manager Niki Smart also feature, with Smart explaining how the Elmiraj concept is focused on the notion of ‘the drive' and has been designed to reflect dynamism while the Ciel was about ‘the journey', represented by a luxurious interior.

Who's Where: Fabio Filippini appointed Design Director at Pininfarina

Thu, 24 Feb 2011

Famed Italian coachbuilder Pininfarina will soon welcome a new Design Director into the fold. Fabio Filippini, an Italian who has worked in France, Japan and Spain, will join the design house from April 1 2011, filling the roll previously vacated by Lowie Vermeersch late last year. Fabio Filippini joins Pininfarina from his previous role as Vice President of Interiors at Renault Design.

What Car Green Car Awards 2010

Fri, 16 Jul 2010

The What Car Green Awards Winners 2010 Over the last 48 hours we seem to have endless press releases drop in our inbox claiming kudos for winning one of the 2010 What Car? Green Awards. Which is perfectly understandable.