
Our Product Design alumnus Gábor Németh became the creative design director at Geely Group
Date: 2022.11.15
Our Product Design alumnus Gábor Németh recently moved to China, where he became the creative design director of one of the world’s largest automotive companies, the Geely Group.
Before joining Geely, Gábor spent 15 years at Mercedes-Benz, where he started as an intern during his student years at MOME.
In his interview with vezess.hu, the design director discussed the Geometry model that’s coming soo to Hungary, the brutal positioning of Chinese brands and the 16-hour workdays.
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