The brake caliper is also the largest functional component produced from titanium via 3D printing ... I am fascinated by the Tesla Model S, awed by the Lamborghini Veneno, and am hopelessly ...

Bugatti has used a 3D printer to produce a brake caliper ... which is also the largest caliper offered on a series model. The Chiron’s standard brakes are milled from a single block of high ...

And now the automaker has achieved a new milestone with the design and development of the world's first 3D-printed brake caliper ... be used to make our current model even better and how future ...

At the beginning of 2018, Bugatti revealed it had developed the first series-production 3D-printed brake caliper for use on future models. In preparing to put the caliper into production ...

The Bugatti Chiron’s Titanium Brake Caliper ... 3D process so exciting. Porsche Classic, the division of the German sports-car maker that supplies parts for vintage and out-of-production models ...

said on Monday it has printed the industry’s first fully-functioning brake caliper. The caliper is also the world’s largest 3D-printed functional titanium component, as well as the automotive ...

Owners of a few thousand Tesla Model 3 and Model Y EVs will need to ... of the electric sedans and SUVs for potentially loose brake caliper bolts. The vehicles, delivered between 2019 and 2021 ...

Bugatti, for example, is looking to 3D print brake calipers. This is actually a really cool development that could absolutely change the future of component manufacturing. While I’m sure this ...

This type of manufacturing is likely the future, and Bugatti has 3D printed a brake caliper. The eight-piston monobloc brake caliper itself is interesting. It’s made of a special kind of titanium that ...

This kit enables owners of Model S and Model X Plaid cars to switch to red calipers on the front brakes and red caliper covers on the rear brakes, in addition to getting the higher thermal ...

You're looking at what Bugatti says is the world's first brake caliper produced by a 3D printer. Not only that, the Chiron hypercar manufacturer claims that this eight-piston monobloc caliper is ...