This 3-D printed electric car costs $7,500 and took three days to make

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This $7,500 3-D printed electric car took three days to make.

Mass production of 3-D printed cars is coming soon. The first will be from start-up XEV and Polymaker, a developer of 3-D printing materials.. All of the components in LSEV were printed except for the chassis, seats and glass.

The two-seater looks a lot like a Smart car, but it isn't quite as fast. Its top speed is about 43 miles per hour. It can travel about 93 miles on a single charge.

 

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And 3 seconds to be destroyed after colliding with a stray cat.

ShortingIsFun How is 3d printing anything you want going? Yep, still a pain.

Self fixing with a internal 3D printer to repair damaged parts and systems? Oh...and.🤫

Futurist_Invest ...and it can't be uglier.

This $7,500 3-D printed atomic cat took three days to make.

At some point, it becomes necessary to define “car”

And maybe a gust of wind to destroy?

Affordable and sustainable... Beautiful

Looks like a death trap

I’ll take it ....

Cost one $BTC

Looks super safe too.

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