In what it calls a premiere in the automotive industry, French hypercar manufacturer Bugatti announced today it has produced the world's first eight piston monobloc brake caliper by means of a 3D ...

After making its mark in manufacturing high-performance supercars, French carmaker Bugatti is trying to leverage 3D printing technology to refine the quality of auto parts. The carmaker recently said ...

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Following stints in TV news production and as a record company publicist, Chris spent most of his career in automotive publishing. Mentored by Automobile Magazine founder David E. Davis Jr., Paukert ...

The Future of Automotive and Motorcycle Manufacturing? I grew up around tool and die makers, machinists, and other people working in the trades. When I think of building or manufacturing things, I ...

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is starting to gain traction in the manufacturing of cars. Where the process is particularly useful is the manufacturing of complex, low-volume metal ...

Not content with being the go-to name for anything ruthlessly quick or obsessively over-engineered, Bugatti is now staking a claim for a third adjective: over-complex. OK, so maybe they already had a ...

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 ...

Bugatti is continually pushing the limits of supercar design and manufacturing innovation. The production process of the Chiron, for example, is insanely intricate, requiring nine months of ...