The BMW 5 Series has always been known for its performance, luxury and cutting-edge technology. The 2003 BMW 5 Series is a prime example of multi-material design, a technique that uses a combination of different materials to create a more efficient design. This luxury sedan features a variety of materials, including steel, aluminum and plastic, strategically placed to optimize the vehicle's performance, safety and fuel efficiency.
In 2013, the first BMW i3 rolled off the production line. As the first electric vehicle, the model was a revolutionary step by the Bavarian automaker.
The vehicle The vehicle shown today is the SLRV developed by DLR, which is the abbreviation for Safe Light Regional Vehicle. That in itself says it all: the goals are safety, lightness and an electrically powered ... Read more
This garage is home to the Ducati Panigale V4. Thanks to its CFRP rims, it is one of the most innovative motorcycles on the market.
In this garage is the GR Yaris of the Japanese car manufacturer Toyota. The road-legal rally car weighs less than 1300kg despite its all-wheel drive.
The technology Axial flux motors are designed so that the electromagnetic flux flows parallel to the axis of rotation of the motor, instead of radially between the rotor and stator. This implies efficient use of installation space and, due to the leverage effect of the magnets further away from the axis of rotation, ... Read more
In 1967, a concept car was presented by BMW and Bayer at the plastics trade fair in Düsseldorf.
This garage is home to the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento super sports car. A special type of CFRP enables a weight of less than one ton.
The Cocoon Car is not only an example of modern lightweight construction, it also combines various technologies in a visually striking design.
From September 20 to 23, TGM Lightweight Solutions GmbH will be present at InnoTrans in Berlin. Visit our lightweight engineers, software developers and our representative Florian Gabel at our booth in hall B, City Cube booth 200 to ... Read more