An automobile manufacturer based in Barcelona, Spain by the name of AD Tramontana is now offering 3D-printed parts for its custom sports cars in partnership with Eceleni.
The Tramontana sports car was first unveiled at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show and on an annual basis, only 12 of the vehicles are made. While some of the first luxury models to be produced by the company were identical, AD Tramontana now focuses on offering as many customization options as possible to consumers.
To take its offerings to the next level, AD Tramontana is now experimenting with the inclusion of 3D-printed car parts. Some of the new bespoke pieces that are available include 3D-printed dashboard components, wiper shafts and even some internal pieces.
Bespoke Sports Cars
AD Tramontana's Custom Sports Car Can Be Made with 3D-Printed Parts
Trend Themes
1. Customizable Sports Cars - The trend of offering customization options in sports cars allows for tailored experiences and unique design opportunities.
2. 3D Printing in Automobile Manufacturing - The increasing use of 3D-printed car parts provides opportunities for cost-effective production, greater design possibilities, and reduced lead times.
3. Partnerships for Innovation - Collaborating with technology companies like Eceleni enables automotive manufacturers to access cutting-edge solutions and stay at the forefront of industry advancements.
Industry Implications
1. Automobile Manufacturing - Automobile manufacturers can embrace customizable options and integrate 3D printing to enhance their product offerings and attract a niche market of car enthusiasts.
2. Additive Manufacturing - The adoption of 3D printing in automobile manufacturing creates opportunities for the growth and development of the additive manufacturing industry.
3. Technology Solutions - Technology companies can form partnerships with automobile manufacturers to supply innovative solutions like 3D-printed parts, contributing to disruptive innovation in the automotive industry.