Ferrari unveiled its new limited-edition F80 supercar on October 17, and the new car innovates with 3D printed metal parts.

McLaren and Czinger aren't the only manufacturer sin the hypercar space using 3D printing for suspension parts. Ferrari also uses 3D printing for suspension parts for its rival F80 hypercar. Bugatti ...

Freeform Future Corp., a startup developing 3D printers for producing metal parts, today announced that it has raised $14 ...

New Ferrari F80 road supercar advertises the integration of metal 3D printed parts for the first time in final production.

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Qualcomm and Epic Games are collaborating to integrate Unreal Engine into Qualcomm's Snapdragon Cockpit Platform, part of the ...

D printing objects using metal is a well-established technique, but it tends to be too complex, expensive, or imprecise to ...

Ferrari unveiled its latest special edition supercar in over a decade on Thursday. The new model, dubbed the F80, has a $3.9 million starting price tag and is already sold out.

This fully electric car comes with an advanced safety and driver assistance system. It features automatic doors and even ...

Levi Green and Hammerfab promise more fun from old Mopars with their new Street Connection suspension kits.

Toyota has launched its festive season bonanza for customers, the Taisor Limited Edition, a Toyota-badged Maruti Fronx.