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BMW’s New Cars Won’t Make Extensive Use Of Carbon Fiber
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BMW BLOG
BMW wasn’t the first automaker to experiment with carbon fiber in road-legal cars.
The quirky hatchback is generally considered the first mass-produced mainstream car to use carbon fiber.
A variety of M models still utilize carbon fiber to this day.
In 2017, BMW sold its 49% stake in the SGL Automotive Carbon Fiber joint venture, though it retained an 18.3% share in the SGL Carbon company.
It’s unclear whether only M cars will adopt natural fiber composites or if regular models will also utilize these renewable raw material components.
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