Vision

Automakers work in many time frames at once. While a new car goes on sale, some departments prepare for all possibilities on how it will perform in the market. Some others may be already discussing how to develop its substitute. In Vision, AutomoBible takes a closer look on recent events about how the industry plans to shape cars...

Nowadays, all spotlights are pointing towards electric cars. Some companies already have several options on sale; others are working on strategies to remain competitive while surfing on this new wave… The Chrysler Airflow Concept, for example, is a big bet on how Stellantis will do its part over the next years.

The rise of transportation apps is another important topic covered in Vision. They have become an important part of our lives, whether for convenience or as additional income, so companies want to capitalize on that while keeping the service attractive to the masses. Uber, for example, is considering the use of car models exclusively designed for that purpose.

Last, but not least, there is the biggest trend of the moment: SUVs. Even though they have dominated the market for years now, the everchanging needs and desires of the industry and the market make it impossible for them to use a static recipe. It is always interesting to see how they adapt to stay relevant in the market.

In Vision, AutomoBible brings you unique takes on the upcoming events of the automotive world. Stay tuned to check our latest posts!

Vision Zeitgeist

Is The Minivan Making a Comeback?

We all know about their rise and fall. However, when everyone thought minivans were becoming history, they find a market niche with which to attract the spotlights again

Classic Mini Cooper Electric Made Easy by Fellten

British company specializes at ready-to-install electric kits. The classic Mini Cooper is drawing special attention for keeping the original weight in the original distribution

Why Is The Rolls-Royce Droptail So Expensive?

British automaker revealed its latest concoction during the Monterey Car Week. Coachbuilt roadster cost US$ 30 million because it is specifically tailored to the wishes of its owners

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Lucid Air Sapphire Is The Latest High-Performance Electric Sedan

New version gives the North American EV unbelievable performance figures. Along with the EQS and the Model S, it’s making electric sedans an interesting market niche

CLE Is The Latest Member of a Diverse Lineage

Coupé, CE, CL, CLK… the all-new Mercedes-Benz CLE uses a new strategy and yet another name to try and obtain the market success all those predecessors failed to preserve

Vision Zeitgeist

BMW 5 Series Shows a New Take on the Hofmeister Kink

New sedan’s Hofmeister kink does not use actual glass behind the rear windows. However, it follows the traditional shape which is as important to BMW as the double-kidney grille

Fiat Topolino Gives Heavy Quadricycles a Retro-Styled Boost

Stellantis has revealed the third version of its electric heavy quadricycle. Along with its Citroën and Opel siblings, it aims to strengthen what has become a new trend in Europe

Microlino Makes 1950s Flair Useful Today

Swiss entrepreneur has reimagined the classic Italian bubble car as an electric quadricycle. In this market niche, the Microlino car has great potential to thrive over the next years

Cupra Is a Butterfly Coming Out of the SEAT Cocoon

Spanish brand is thriving thanks to its electric performance wrapped in sensual design. However, that is happening at the expense of the survival of Cupra’s parent brand, SEAT

JLR Is The New British Brand In the Market

Jaguar Land Rover has reinvented itself. The automaker has become a “House of Brands” and, to that end, is making drastic changes to its naming structure

What is an SUV?

This body style has dominated the industry over the past few years. While we have all heard of it, seeing so many models makes it hard to understand what exactly an SUV is

Easter Jeep Safari Is Heaven for All Off-Road Fans

The 2023 edition aims to gather more enthusiasts than ever and showcases both retro and futuristic Jeep concept vehicles. Take a look at what you will find at the Moab Jeep Safari

Vision Zeitgeist

Lancia Is Coming Back, Yay! But first… What is Lancia?

After spending the past decade just a little above dormant, Lancia is finally on the way of reshaping itself. It is a great moment to stop and collect what we know about it

Cool Colors for Cars Are Coming Back

GM director Jennifer Widrick has recently verbalized an emerging trend. Diverse car painting colors are finally coming back to the market after so many years of austerity

Rolls-Royce Has Taken the Starlight Headliner to a New Level

Phantom Syntopia is a one-off project codeveloped with designer Iris van Herpen. One of its exclusive features is a magnificent version of the famous roof...

The Fate of The Dedicated EV

In the 2000s, making electric powertrain an isolated product seemed the rational move. Now that it is firming itself in the market, what should be done with dedicated electric cars?

Vision Zeitgeist

Renault Working on an Alliance Brings a Strong Déjà Vu

While the French automaker is entering a new phase of its relationship with Nissan, car fans cannot help but remember the time when there was a Renault Alliance with AMC

Garage101 Vision

Kammback Is the Art of Making Air Flow Over Air

Also named K tail, the body style created in 1938 has not always been used correctly. However, its principles have made it a cornerstone for modern car design

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Mazda Is Going Big to Save the MX-30

Japanese maker is bringing back the famous rotary engine starting with the electric coupé crossover. Will that be enough to make the Mazda MX-30 live...

Dodge Challenger Sales Are Catharsis for Car Enthusiasts

In times when everyone is pursuing efficiency in an almost obsessive way, the Dodge Challenger shows that the pleasure of driving is still important among car buyers

Automakers and Brands Are Like a Dog with a Bone

Brand umbrellas seem to be the next corporate trend in the car industry. It looks interesting on paper, but it is hard to envision it thriving as much as companies are expecting

Will Its Best Shape Ever Help the Prius Survive?

Twenty-five years later, its recipe has become mainstream. Now that there are competitors of all types, the Toyota Prius does the same once again. Only...

Garage101 Vision

Why do Automakers Invest in Racing?

Audi and Maserati are the latest companies to announce upcoming participation in racing. The relationship between urban and competition cars is deeper than you think...

Have you Heard of Mobilize?

New brand is part of the Renault Group and focuses on finding innovative solutions for transportation. The latest one is the Mobilize Duo, an evolution of the Renault Twizy

Rallying Yesterday, Drifting Tomorrow

Renault carries on celebrating the R5’s 50th anniversary. This time, it has reimagined the iconic Turbo version as a videogame-like electric drift car

Vision Zeitgeist

The Best of Both Times

Fastback comes with the creativity Fiat used to apply in the 1990s plus the maturity it has acquired ever since

Car Comparisons Will Become Much More Thrilling

All-new Ford Mustang brings old-school V8 power while most of the market is going electric. The pony car segment will have some interesting differences from now on

Vision Zeitgeist

Buick Design Has a Richer History Than You Think

Envista crossover has started the brand’s global reinvention. Let us take the opportunity to review key points of Buick’s design trends over the past decades

Vision Zeitgeist

Meyers Manx Goes Against the Status Quo Again

The very first dune buggy has come back with an electric powertrain. Can the Meyers Manx find its space in a car market which has changed for six decades?

Minimalist Design Is Making E-bikes Prosper

E-bike startups are appearing everywhere with many distinctive styles. As it turns out, simple design is what really seals the deal

Has The Next Car Trend Arrived?

Now that SUVs are mainstream, the four-door coupé has been rising enough to deserve our attention. Is this car body going to be the next...

Is Rivian About to Feel the Calm After the Storm?

USA startup has faced countless obstacles to start delivering its pickup. Now that it is doubling down with the SUV, are things finally getting on track?

Vision Zeitgeist

New Cadillac Is On a Roll

Lyriq EV has joined the all-new Escalade and the Blackwing sedans. They have everything to take the new Cadillac to a modern version of the old days’ glory

Car Audio Has Reached Bocelli and Jarre Standards

World-renowned artists have joined automakers in an effort to rethink in-car audio in the age of electric propulsion

BMW M3 Touring Is Ready to Save the Wagons

The Bavarian automaker has released an M3 Touring for the first time ever to complete the trio of German references on the segment

Have You Seen The New Peugeot 408’s Wheels?

All-new project comes with all the features we would expect. What makes the Peugeot 408 surprising is how it interprets items we take for granted...

All-New Integra Pays Tribute to Old-School Acura

Acura wants to shine in the automotive market of the upcoming by honoring the handling and performance-oriented qualities which built its reputation in the past

Chrysler Airflow Concept Visits NY in Black. Now What?

Whether in white or black, the Chrysler Airflow Concept is too little to keep the brand alive. But will it also be too late?

Station Wagons Might Not Be Dead, Only Adapted

Renewed Toyota Sequoia and its direct rivals are officially SUVs. In practice, they show the same qualities that used to make station wagons popular

Arrival May Create a Whole New Type of Car

London-based maker wants to make electric vehicles accessible to all and may revolutionize ride-sharing apps in the meantime

Coupé Crossovers Are a Thing. Get Over It

It’s a new car category, with perks and flaws, fighting for its market share just like all the others. Does it really deserve all that hate?

If You Can’t Beat Them, Inspire Yourself in Them

Citroën and Ford have just released models which may set the direction which station wagons so badly needed to survive