Then the non-printed components (engine, seats, steering wheel, etc.) were attached in the last stage of the assembly. "A 3D printed car like ours will only have dozens of components," Local ...

which propels the engine and the vehicle it’s attached to in the opposite direction. Simple, right? Right! Until the 3d printer comes in. Sadly for 3d printed parts, they are made of plastic.

This futuristic concept car was 3D-printed over 20 years ago and relied on compressed gas to fuel its Whipple-supercharged 8.2L engine.

So [Integza], in his quest to 3D print a jet engine wondered if the same principle could applied to a 3D printed combustion chamber. First things first, the little puddle of water was replaced ...

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have discovered a new aluminum alloy system that could change the way cars are built. This innovative ...