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Additive manufacturing for the automotive industry

The automotive industry is one of the top sectors that drive the growth of the additive manufacturing market. Car manufacturers and 3D Printing service bureaus take advantage of the technology to meet various challenges including light weighting and materials scarcity.

Bentley’s EXP 15 design concept features 3D printed titanium finishes

It’s just a design concept, but we already look forward to seeing the final version. Car manufacturer Bentley just unveiled its latest luxury vision...

General Motors 3D prints over 130 parts for CELESTIQ

The Cadillac CELESTIQ is an ultra-luxury, hand-built electric sedan that demonstrates how General Motors is pushing Additive Manufacturing beyond prototyping. With over 130 parts produced...

Conflux Technology relies on AM to produce a heat exchanger for Pagani’s latest hypercar

On the heels of its recent funding round and the opening of a business hub in the UK, Conflux Technology, a company that specialises...

Conflux 3D prints ultra-lightweight water-charge air coolers for Donkervoort’s supercar

Dutch car manufacturer Donkervoort has worked with Conflux on a thermal application for the upcoming P24 RS supercar. Together, they produced 3D-printed, ultra-lightweight water-charge...

Automotive AM at Toyota: Challenges in (complex) applications with Additive Manufacturing

Have automotive parts been a difficult space for AM to grow? : The Toyota case When I started covering the AM industry, one of the...

AM Shapers | Behind the scenes of Ford’s AM journey in Europe

“The number of 3D printers you have does not tell the full story” If I had to pass an exam where I am asked to...

URWAHN BIKES introduces a brand-new series of e-bikes which feature metal 3D printed parts

 URWAHN BIKES, a vertically integrated company that leverages LPBF for the manufacture of purist bikes, introduces its latest collection, the SOFTRIDE 2.0 product series....

Daimler, 3D Systems, Oqton and Wibu-Systems develop remote spare parts solution

OEM Daimler Truck | Daimler Buses has built its position in this industry as an advocate for decentralized production of 3D printed spare parts....
SUBARU, HP's, 3D Printing, Mold

Here is how Subaru relies on HP 3D printing for its concept car

Subaru Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, has collaborated with HP's 3D printing division based in Japan, to develop new parts for its concept car SUBARU...
Hyundai Motor Group, NTU, Mobility Solutions, Singapore, Carbon Neutrality

Hyundai Motor Group strengthens its partnerships with NTU to boost mobility solutions in Singapore

Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) continues to push the boundaries of mobility solutions by signing another partnership with Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore.  The first partnership...