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'''Franz von Holzhausen''' is an [[automobile]] designer, currently in charge of design at [[Tesla Motors]] after resigning his position at [[Mazda North American Operations]] on August 4, 2008 http://www.cardesignnews.com/site/home/rss_display/item128801/. He studied design at the [[Art Center College of Design]]. | '''Franz von Holzhausen''' is an [[automobile]] designer, currently in charge of design at [[Tesla Motors]] after resigning his position at [[Mazda North American Operations]] on August 4, 2008 [http://www.cardesignnews.com/site/home/rss_display/item128801/]. He studied design at the [[Art Center College of Design]]. | ||
After taking his role at [[Mazda]] on February 21, 2005, von Holzhausen designed the Mazda Kabura concept car which debuted at the 2006 [[North American International Auto Show]] and is tipped for production, possibly as a "MX-4". Prior to this, von Holzhausen designed the successful [[Pontiac Solstice]] and [[Saturn Sky]] while working at [[General Motors Corporation|General Motors]]. He was also an assistant design chief at [[Volkswagen]]. Earlier in Franz's career at Volkswagen, he had an instrumental involvement in the New Beetle concept project, known as "Concept One," under design lead [[J Mays]] (Holzhausen saw the New Beetle concept through to production in Germany). | After taking his role at [[Mazda]] on February 21, 2005, von Holzhausen designed the Mazda Kabura concept car which debuted at the 2006 [[North American International Auto Show]] and is tipped for production, possibly as a "MX-4". Prior to this, von Holzhausen designed the successful [[Pontiac Solstice]] and [[Saturn Sky]] while working at [[General Motors Corporation|General Motors]]. He was also an assistant design chief at [[Volkswagen]]. Earlier in Franz's career at Volkswagen, he had an instrumental involvement in the New Beetle concept project, known as "Concept One," under design lead [[J Mays]] (Holzhausen saw the New Beetle concept through to production in Germany). | ||
Latest revision as of 18:11, 4 August 2008
Franz von Holzhausen is an automobile designer, currently in charge of design at Tesla Motors after resigning his position at Mazda North American Operations on August 4, 2008 [1]. He studied design at the Art Center College of Design.
After taking his role at Mazda on February 21, 2005, von Holzhausen designed the Mazda Kabura concept car which debuted at the 2006 North American International Auto Show and is tipped for production, possibly as a "MX-4". Prior to this, von Holzhausen designed the successful Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky while working at General Motors. He was also an assistant design chief at Volkswagen. Earlier in Franz's career at Volkswagen, he had an instrumental involvement in the New Beetle concept project, known as "Concept One," under design lead J Mays (Holzhausen saw the New Beetle concept through to production in Germany).
