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Another dimension: EVs could accelerate 3D printing

Engineers are using 3D printing to make molds that will be used to produce parts the traditional way.
Engineers are using 3D printing to make molds that will be used to produce parts the traditional way.
RT
By:
Richard Truett
March 16, 2020 04:00 AM

Automakers and suppliers have been using 3D printing to save money and time building prototypes for years.

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