Tesla has finally started shipping the Cybertruck. Whether you love or hate the polarizing design, it differentiates the vehicle while providing full-sized pickup functionality. The bivouac hopes that Tesla won’t stop with the Cybertruck and will grow its lineup with a more accessible and mainstream mid-sized or compact truck.
General Motors introduced the eighth generation of the Corvette in C8 2020 and received broad praise for designing such a revolutionary car. Few nameplates with such a storied history dare to elevate their offering as dramatically as Chevy did when it decided to move to a mid-engined configuration.
AI in Automotive host Jayesh Jagasia and Alex Roy, Founder of Johnson and Roy Advisors and a key leader in the autonomous vehicle domain, discuss the recent shake-up at Cruise, the culture needed for autonomous vehicle companies to succeed, and other vital factors that will influence autonomous mobility.
With new market segment entries, new manufacturing techniques, and new electrified models being announced, 2023 was a remarkable year in mobility. Below is a list of the top ten most notable vehicles that caught the attention of designbivouac this year, along with a brief description of why they made the list.
As sustainability becomes increasingly crucial, the Pebble Flow electric trailer RV is paving the way for a more eco-friendly and adventurous future of travel.
The Polaris XPEDITION ADV NorthStar is a breakthrough UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle). It is part of a growing segment of fully featured, off-road vehicles that push the limits of what a UTV can be.
GM’s latest push for zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion future includes an iconic and ironic entry. GMC recently announced that the GMW Hummer EV will be available in Fall 2021.
As a designer, every once in a while, you see a company that creates something that you hoped one of your clients would take on as an outcome of your work. Such is the case with the 2021 Winnebago Revel.