Czinger debuts organic-looking brake assemblies at Monterey Car Week
Czinger unveiled new, organically shaped brake assemblies for its 21C Spyder model at the Monterey Car Week event in California.
Automaker Czinger has debuted new, organically designed brake assemblies for its 21C Spyder hypercar at the Monterey Car Week event in California.
The technology utilizes direct-metal laser-sintering (DMLS), enabling the creation of complex and lightweight structures.
Czinger founder Kevin Czinger previously led Divergent 3D, a company that developed the DMLS technology. The company has since expanded its operations beyond the automotive sector into aerospace.
The Czinger 21C Spyder is a hybrid sports car known for its performance and advanced engineering. Parts manufactured using DMLS technology are lighter than traditional alternatives, without sacrificing strength.