The iosis X concept, created by Ford of Europe's Design team, represents the application of the Company's 'kinetic design' form language to the sports-crossover niche market.

The Mondeo Concept unveiled at the Paris motor Show is a preview of the new 2007 Mondeo production model. Debuting in wagon bodystyle, it features a design based on Ford's 'kinetic design' form language.

ICEM, leading company in surface modeling and design visualization software, has announced that Ford Motor Company has made a significant purchase of ICEM Shape Design (ISD) software as part of its global C3P NG strategy.

For the first time, Ford is creating the preview brochures of its latest European models using digital renderings instead of conventional photographs. The realistic images are obtained using 3D models taken from the product design process.

The S-MAX is the first production model from Ford to feature elements of the kinetic design direction first shown on the Iosis concept vehicle. Its production has began last 18 April in Belgium.

Ford expands the Focus model range with the Coupé-Cabriolet version. Developed in partnership with Pininfarina, it will be produced at the Design Company's Italian plants starting from 2006.

At the Geneva Motor Show Ford unveils the new Ford Galaxy, one of the first expressions of the 'Kinetic Design' form language in a production car.

A short history of the Ford Fiesta that this year celebrates its 30th anniversary. Produced in more than 12 million units, the Fiesta has maintained a leading position in the compact cars segment, and has become a true automotive icon.

Presented by Ford at the Detroit Motor Show, the Edge combines the spaciousness of the traditional SUVs with the maneuverability and fuel-efficiency of conventional cars to compete in the growing CUV market segment.

The Transportation design students at the Art Center College of Design where challenged by Ford to create an all-new entry-level car with the "small is big" idea in mind.