Making 3D printing the norm for automotive chassis components

21C V Max — In the Czinger 21C, the passenger is seated directly behind the driver. The greenhouse is narrow, which provides room for large air intakes in front of the rear wheels. The 3D-printing technology used in the car is expected to trickle down to the rest of the industry as costs decrease. (SUPPLIED PHOTO)

September 01, 2023 04:00 AM

For Czinger Vehicles Inc. and manufacturing affiliate Divergent 3D, the Czinger 21C hypercar is a stepping stone to a long-term goal.

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