Luxury car manufacturer Bugatti isn't printing with just any metal -- no, Bugatti wants to make new brake calipers for its current $2.7 million supercar by 3D printing the parts in titanium. Share on ...
The Bolide is actually a real car that drives, yet we don’t know how far Bugatti will be willing to push it outside the digital space, despite calling it “a road-ready extract” as of today. Simulated ...
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Bugatti intervenes after a Florida owner vows to 3D-print parts
Bugatti’s latest public-relations headache did not start in a boardroom, but in a Florida garage where a frustrated Chiron ...
Bugatti CEO Mate Rimac calls a Florida Chiron Pur Sport owner after a 24-hour ultimatum to unblacklist his wrecked hypercar or face 3D-printed parts.
After taking the notion of a track-oriented supercar to another level, Bugatti aims to do the same with lightweight titanium components using an innovative 3D printing process. Revealed a few months ...
You probably heard of the Bugatti Bolide, the French brand's lightest, fastest, and most aggressive hypercar to date. As with all things Bugatti, the Bolide is all about the numbers. It still has a ...
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