OCTOBER 28, 2016|AUTOMOTIVE & MANUFACTURING
Honda 3D Prints A Fully Electric Minivan
Could something as complex as a car ever be simplified enough that you could just download the plans and 3D print one at home? Honda has bigger ambitions than that.
The company has 3D printed a fully electric minivan, and the vehicle is just the first prototype of the brand’s plans to create a system, along with partner Kabuku, to allow people to design, print and build custom products more efficiently. Which leaves only one question: what will they offer next?
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