The first car in the world is ... 3D printing

A supercar with a weight of only 1/3 compared to other super cars on the market.

Amazed with the world's first 3D supercar

3D printing technology is gradually developing. After printing the clothes, houses, bridges, ... now people also print super car with this technology.

The supercar named " Blade " can be considered as a great achievement of 3D printing technology. This car is capable of accelerating from 0-100 km / h in approximately 2.2 seconds - extremely fast compared to the current supercar. But the magic of this car comes from the technology that made it: 3D printing technology.

The car was created by a startup called the Divergent Microfactories in San Francisco. By using 3D printing technology, they create a chassis that is 90% lighter than conventional chassis weight. Along with that, most of the body is made up of carbon fiber instead of steel and aluminum. As a result, the car weighs only 0.7 tonnes, about one third of the other supercars on the market.

The car has a 700hp engine that can run naturally with compressed air. So this is also considered a super car friendly environment.

" The way we make a car is more important than anything else, and we need to look at how we make cars, " said Divergent CEO Kevin Czinger . Production will triple in the next few decades, and if we do not look at it, we will destroy it ourselves. "

These cars will be produced in a certain amount, but the main purpose of this startup is to find a way to resell their technology to a large car manufacturer - the current direct-car production.