This is Audi's new Concept-C concept car. It teases the future of Audi's design philosophy, which will start in 2027... The car looks like a combination of an Audi R8 and an Audi TT from the future.

The Audi Concept C represents a significant leap forward in the realm of electric sports cars, seamlessly integrating state-of-the-art technology with a captivating design philosophy. As the inaugural ...

Concept cars, for the most part, fall into one of two categories. Either a concept car is a showcase of what will come in the future. That is the most common, with more recent examples being the Honda ...

Audi recently re-revealed its gorgeous and provocative Concept C. But this time, the company further detailed what it could mean for the brand. Pitched as an all-electric sports car, the Concept C ...

Lexus' unique concept vehicles are making a big splash at the annual Japan Mobility Show. Its van concept has six wheels, a massive cabin, and may be coming to the brand's portfolio sooner than we ...

The 2026 Detroit Auto Show was packed with new models and big brand storytelling, but one of the more unusual debuts came ...

Concept cars are famously easy to make for anyone with access to a computer, or even just some clay, or even just an imagination, which is why car startups are plentiful but with a failure rate ...

Concept cars generally serve one or two purposes. They either preview a potential future model, a company’s general strategic direction, new technologies and features, or all of the above. For the ...

Audi’s next design chapter is here, and yes, that vertical grille is part of the plan ...

Two decades ago, Audi transformed itself from a brand that competed with Subaru, at least in the eyes of consumers, to one viewed on par with BMW and Mercedes-Benz. No easy feat, as unlike those other ...

Philip Gelderblom has been writing professionally since the '90s. He has written mainly content on a freelance basis, including about cars, future cars, EVs, hybrids and hydrogen cars, self-driving ...

Concept cars usually stay exactly where they belong: on rotating turntables at auto shows, safely quarantined from the mundane realities of crash testing and consumer budgets. Yet every so often, the ...