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BMW i-3/60°

Authors: Yong-fei, Han;

BMW i-3/60°

Abstract

Now and in the future we will consider more and more ecological aspects. The car industry already has a strong commitment to environmental care, but I have decided to investigate how we can go a step further. Imagine a car taking advantage of new and upcoming technologies to reduce its footprint. This vehicle will demonstrate a new method to mass produce cars by simplifying the workflow and reduce the amount of component. The main idea is to be energy efficient while you build it and drive it.

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Sweden
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Keywords

manufacturing, logistics, vehicle, design, 3D printing, sustainability, alternative

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