Best 3D Printed Cars

Light Cocoon Concept by EDAG

Front right view of a red and black supercar with a 3d printed resin mosaic body inside a white building

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EDAG

Rear right view of a red and black supercar with a 3d printed resin mosaic body inside a white building

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EDAG

Rear view of a red and black supercar with a 3d printed resin mosaic body inside a white building

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EDAG

Front left view of a supercar with a white 3d printed resin mosaic body during assembly inside a workshop

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EDAG

Rear right view of a supercar with a white 3d printed resin mosaic body during assembly

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EDAG

EDAG designers used a leaf as inspiration in their search for the ultimate, lightweight outer car skin. Like a leaf, this concept car has a tough textile outer skin stretched over the lightweight 3D Printed exoskeleton.

3D Printed with SLA Resin in Germany

Lamborghini Aventador by Sterling Backus

Right view of a white 3d printed plastic lamborghini aventador on a driveway

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Sterling Backus

Front left view of a white 3d printed plastic lamborghini aventador on a driveway covered in snow

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Sterling Backus

Rear left view of a white 3d printed plastic lamborghini aventador on a driveway

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Sterling Backus

Top view of a black 3d printed plastic lamborghini aventador during assembly with two children sitting inside it in a garage

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Sterling Backus

Left view of a black 3d printed plastic lamborghini aventador during assembly inside a garage

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Sterling Backus

After driving a Lamborghini Aventador on his Forza Xbox car video game, Xander asked his dad if they could build one. Lucky for him, his dad Sterling was the kind of dad that was up for the challenge. Fast forward 4 years later, and they have 3D Printed a drivable Lamborghini Aventador that is almost an exact replica of the original car.

3D Printed with Plastic FDM in USA

Czinger 21C by Divergent

Front left view of a sleek silver 3d printed supercar against a white background

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Divergent

Rear left view of a sleek silver 3d printed supercar against a white background

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Divergent

Cabin view of a sleek silver 3d printed supercar

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Divergent

Rear internal view of 3d printed supercar without body work

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Divergent

Top rear internal view of 3d printed supercar without body work

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Divergent

Divergent has revolutionized the automotive industry by 3D printing the car's metal chassis itself. Using SLM's large NXG XII 600 printers, has allowed them to use topology optimization all of their parts, and reduce the overall weight of the car as has never been possible before.

3D Printed with Metal SLM in USA

Cobra by Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Front right view of a blue 3d printed plastic cobra car in a spray booth

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ORNL

Rear right view of a blue 3d printed plastic cobra car in a spray booth

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ORNL

Cabin view of a blue 3d printed plastic cobra car

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ORNL

Close up front view of a blue 3d printed plastic cobra car during assembly

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ORNL

Rear view of a chassis of a 3d printed plastic cobra car during assembly

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ORNL

To celebrate the iconic Cobra’s 50th anniversary, Carroll Shelby International Inc. and US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) joined together to 3D Print this Electric Cobra car for the Detroit Auto Show. Using their Big Area Additive Manufacturing (BAAM) machine, it took the team 24hrs to print the 225kg of printed car parts including the body.

3D Printed with Plastic FDM in USA

1952 Willy's Army Jeep by Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Front left view of a brown 3d printed plastic 1952 willys army jeep on a road

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ORNL

Front view of a brown 3d printed plastic 1952 willys army jeep on a road

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ORNL

Side view of a brown 3d printed plastic 1952 willys army jeep on a road

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ORNL

Close up front right view of a brown 3d printed plastic 1952 willys army jeep

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ORNL

Close up front right view of a brown 3d printed plastic 1952 willys army jeep being assembled

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ORNL

The US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) decided to demonstrate new automotive manufacturing technologies by 3D Printing an electric replica of a 1952 Willy's Army Jeep using their Big Area Additive Manufacturing (BAAM) machine.

3D Printed with Plastic FDM in USA

Olli by Local Motors

Front right view of a futuristic black and white 3d printed plastic autonomous shuttle

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Local Motors

Side view of a futuristic black and white 3d printed plastic autonomous shuttle

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Local Motors

Interior view of a futuristic 3d printed plastic autonomous shuttle

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Local Motors

Front right view of a chassis from a grey 3d printed plastic autonomous shuttle during assembly

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Local Motors

Front view of a chassis from a grey 3d printed plastic autonomous shuttle during printing

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Local Motors

Olli is an autonomous electric shuttle designed to transport 12 passengers in low speed environments. Using Big Area Additive Manufacturing (BAAM) process, up to 80% of it including the printed body, can be printed and assembled in 10hrs.

3D Printed with Plastic FDM in USA

A portrait of db by Takumi Yamamoto

Front right view of a white futuristic super car 3d printed in resin

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Takumi Yamamoto

Left view of a white futuristic super car 3d printed in resin

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Takumi Yamamoto

Front view of a white futuristic super car 3d printed in resin on a stand

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Takumi Yamamoto

Front left view of a white futuristic super car 3d printed in resin during assembly in a workshop

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Takumi Yamamoto

Rear left view of a white futuristic super car 3d printed in resin during assembly in a workshop

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Marie 3D

Takumi Yamamoto's passion for automotive design and fascination with David Bowie finally came together when he decided to mix the two. Using a car as his own artistic medium, Takumi sculpted it in the spirit of David Bowie. And Marie 3D used a Massivit 1800 3D Printer to bring this car to life.

3D Printed with Resin FDM in France

Yoyo by XEV

Left view of small white 3d printed plastic 2 seater car next to a park in autumn

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XEV

Front right view of small white 3d printed plastic 2 seater car next to a park in autumn

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XEV

Cabin view of small 3d printed plastic 2 seater car

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XEV

Left view of small grey 3d printed plastic 2 seater car during assembly

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XEV

Close up front right view of small grey 3d printed plastic 2 seater car during assembly

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XEV

The Yoyo is a compact electric 2-seater car with an interior and exterior that is 3D printed on a BigRep PRO printer.

3D Printed with Plastic FDM in Italy

LM3D Swim by Local Motors

Front left view of a red 3d printed plastic beach buggy at a car show

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Antuan Goodwin

Back right view of a red 3d printed plastic beach buggy at a car show

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Antuan Goodwin

Cabin view of a red 3d printed plastic beach buggy at a car show

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Antuan Goodwin

a black 3d printed plastic beach buggy being printed

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Local Motors

Side view of a 3d printed plastic buggy during assembly

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Local Motors

The LM3D Swim served as a prototype car for future design from Local Motors, that are capable of exceeding Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. The design was selected from design competition they ran and took 2 months to complete. It is 75% 3D printed including the car's chassis and body.

3D Printed with Plastic FDM in USA

AMIE Utility Vehicle by Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Front right view of a futuristic black 3d printed plastic jeep on a road

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ORNL

Left view of a futuristic black 3d printed plastic jeep on a road

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ORNL

Rear left view of a futuristic black 3d printed plastic jeep on a road

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ORNL

View of a black 3d printed plastic front grille of a futuristic jeep before being painted

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ORNL

Close up view of a black 3d printed plastic chassis of futuristic jeep during assembly

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ORNL

This natural-gas-powered hybrid electric vehicle was used to demonstrate Additive Manufacturing Integrated Energy (AMIE) demonstration by the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The team connected the vehicle with a solar-powered building to create an integrated energy system, where they can both power each other.

3D Printed with Plastic FDM in USA

Hato sablé by Honda & Kabuku Inc

Front left view of a small white 3d printed plastic delivery vehicle

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Kabuku

Rear left view of a small white 3d printed plastic delivery vehicle

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Kabuku

Close up front right view of a small white 3d printed plastic delivery vehicle

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Kabuku

Close up Rear right view of a small white 3d printed plastic delivery vehicle

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Kabuku

Top view of a dismantled white 3d printed plastic delivery vehicle with all the parts arranged neatly around it

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Kabuku

This is a short range electric Micro Commuter created for the Japanese confectionary maker Toshimaya, to carry out deliveries of its famous ‘Hato sablé’ ‘(Dove shaped Shortbread). The 3D printed exterior panels clad the chassis, which is constructed from a rigid and lightweight pipe frame structure.

3D Printed with Plastic FDM in Japan

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