💰 Despite being time-consuming and costly, 3D printing is ideal for limited-series production like the Ferrari F80. However, 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, frees designers from these constraints, allowing complex shapes that optimize material usage. How The Additive Manufacturing Process WorksThe most commonly used additive manufacturing technique in mechanical construction is "laser powder bed fusion." Sport Auto's Perspective on 3D Printing in Supercars3D printing has already made its mark in motorsport, and it's now expanding into the supercar segment. 3D printing in automotive manufacturing represents a significant shift in how vehicles are designed and built.