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This 700hp 3D printed supercar wants to reinvent manufacturing

This 700hp 3D printed supercar wants to reinvent manufacturing

Posted on June 24, 2015August 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Supercars may be outlandish by default, but Divergent Microfactories’ Blade goes one step further, blending 3D printing with a 700 HP bi-fuel engine. While it’s not the first use of 3D printing in automotive we’ve seen – Local Motors revealed its fully-printed Strati last year, for instance – Blade distinguishes itself with its combination of 3D printing and carbon fiber assembly that, its inventors argue, deliver the best of flexibility and speed of construction.
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