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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.

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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 signed in 2021 focused on the development of EVs. This...

McLaren Automotive to rely on Divergent DAPS to additively manufacture automotive parts

Divergent continues to sign collaborations with premium car manufacturers. On the heels of Bugatti, the developer of an end-to-end software hardware production system for industrial digital manufacturing, signs a multi-year collaboration with McLaren Automotive...

Divergent’s technology serves for the additive manufacturing of Bugatti’s Tourbillon structures

If the production of the high-flying Chiron hypercar came to an end, car manufacturer Bugatti continues to make a real splash with new hyper sport cars with incredible options. The replacement of the Chiron...

How 3D Systems’ AM technology helped accelerate the Mustang Dark Horse Cup car development

Last year, OEM 3D Systems and Stewart-Haas Racing – a NASCAR racing team based in Kannapolis, North Carolina - entered a three-year partnership to rapidly design, prototype, and create durable parts. As part of...

BMW Group 3D printed over 400 000 parts last year; explores different ways to produce grippers

Car manufacturer BMW Group shares a short update on how it has evolved in its use of AM technologies. After three decades of experience as an AM user, one thing we’re sure of is...

New Bentley Batur Convertible features 3D printed exhaust finishers and other 3D printed elements as option

Production will be limited to just 16 pieces, each among the last ever Bentleys to be powered by the company’s W12 engine. Created by Mulliner, Bentley’s in house bespoke division and the longest standing...

Integrating Additive Manufacturing for superior suspension systems

Traditional suspension component design has been largely constrained by the limitations of subtractive manufacturing methods, leading to inevitable compromises in design complexity and system integration. Additive manufacturing, however, breaks these bounds, offering engineers unprecedented...

BMW Group on its growing use of wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) to produce vehicle components

BMW Group engineers were able to demonstrate that WAAM components can be used for high loads, including cyclical loads, even without post-treatment of the surface. During the past years, car manufacturer BMW Group has always...

Automotive supplier ZF bets on 3D Spark to fabricate 3D printed parts

Automotive supplier ZF decided to rely on the 3D Spark platform to simplify the process of fabricating 3D-printed parts. As a reminder, 3D Spark is a software solution that enables to identify the ideal 3D...

New Renault 5 E-Tech EV features 3D printed decorative clip-on features

The original Renault 5 sold over 5.5 million units across five continents from 1972 to 1985 was the first car to achieve fuel consumption below the symbolic 5 litres/100km at 90km/h. Its first electric...