By Jessica Moore
on October 19, 2024
As electric vehicles continue to dominate the automotive market, parts manufacturers are shifting focus from traditional combustion engines to EV components. Key parts like batteries, motors, and charging systems are experiencing a massive surge in demand. This shift is also leading to the development of lighter materials and more efficient braking systems tailored for EVs.
By Jessica Moore
on September 5, 2024
The automotive industry is increasingly adopting 3D printing for car parts production. This technology allows manufacturers to create custom, lighter, and more durable parts at a fraction of the cost and time. Car enthusiasts are also using 3D printing to replace hard-to-find or discontinued parts, reducing waste and costs for classic car restorations.
By Jessica Moore
on August 12, 2024
In response to environmental concerns, many car parts manufacturers are adopting sustainable practices. Companies are focusing on recycled materials and energy-efficient production methods. Recycled aluminum and plastic composites are being used more frequently for making components such as engine blocks, dashboards, and trims.
By Jessica Moore
on Jule 30, 2024
With the rise of autonomous driving, new smart parts like LiDAR sensors, high-performance cameras, and machine-learning algorithms are being integrated into vehicles. These parts are crucial for ensuring that self-driving cars can perceive their surroundings accurately and make real-time decisions.
By Jessica Moore
on June 12, 2024
A global shortage of semiconductor chips has severely impacted car production and, consequently, the availability of electronic car parts. Components such as infotainment systems, engine control units (ECUs), and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) have been hit hard by these shortages, causing delays in vehicle production and repairs.