Japanese automotive giant Toyota’s production engineering group is accelerating innovation on the factory floor through its collaboration with 3D printer OEM Stratasys. By integrating advanced additive manufacturing (AM) technology directly into daily operations, Toyota equips its teams to transform tools,…
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Stratasys Renews Role as Official 3D Printing Partner of Andretti INDYCAR
Motorsports company Andretti Global, part of the TWG Motorsports umbrella, has extended its collaboration with 3D printer OEM Stratasys, reaffirming its position as the Official 3D Printing Partner of Andretti INDYCAR. “The expansion of our partnership with Stratasys will significantly…
BMW Transforms 3D Printing Waste into Production Assets, Advancing Circular Manufacturing
Global automotive manufacturer BMW Group is advancing its circular economy goals by repurposing waste from its additive manufacturing processes. At the Additive Manufacturing Campus in Oberschleißheim, Germany, and other sites worldwide, used 3D printing powder and components are recycled into…
Bentley Unveils EXP 15 Concept, Blending Classic Design with 3D Printing
Luxury carmaker Bentley Motors has unveiled the EXP 15, a concept car showcased at its new design studio that blends the brand’s early Grand Tourer heritage with advanced technologies like 3D printing and virtual reality. The EXP 15, though not…
Additive Manufacturing Advantage: Automotive & Mobility (AMA:AM) 2025 Call For Speakers and Start-ups
The future of mobility is electric, lightweight, personalized, and increasingly additive. Additive Manufacturing (AM) is unlocking new design paradigms and value chains across automotive and mobility sectors. Whether it’s prototyping EV battery enclosures, producing on-demand spare parts, or localizing tool…
Mercedes-AMG Unveils CONCEPT AMG GT XX with Advanced 3D Printed Ergonomic Seats
Mercedes-AMG, the high-performance division of Mercedes-Benz, has introduced the CONCEPT AMG GT XX, a preview of what might be including in future production cars. The vehicle incorporates advanced 3D printed seat components that provide personalized customization and ergonomic support tailored…
McLaren Collaborates with Divergent Technologies on 3D Printed Suspension for the McLaren W1
British automotive manufacturer McLaren Automotive has partnered with California-based manufacturing technology firm Divergent Technologies to develop a series of 3D printed suspension components for the McLaren W1, the company’s latest high-performance hybrid supercar. This collaboration leverages additive manufacturing to produce…
3D Printed Autonomous Off-Road Robot Revealed by Lemki Robotix, iSCALE 3D, and Zeykan Robotics
Ukrainian startup Lemki Robotix, in collaboration with German 3D printing firm iSCALE 3D and Czech robotics company Zeykan Robotics, has developed a fully 3D printed off-road autonomous robot constructed entirely from recycled materials, which is reported as the first of…
3D Printed Aeroscreen Saves Driver’s Life in High-Speed INDYCAR Crash
A 3D printed safety device has helped save the life of an NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver. Josef Newgarden was involved in a high-speed collision with Louis Foster during the recent Bommarito Automotive Group 500 race at the World Wide Technology…
General Motors Debuts Cadillac CELESTIQ with Over 130 3D Printed Parts
US multinational vehicle manufacturer General Motors is expanding its use of additive manufacturing (AM) from prototyping into low-volume production, starting with the Cadillac CELESTIQ. The luxury, hand-built electric sedan integrates more than 130 3D printed components—developed at GM’s Additive Industrialization…
