It will be interesting to see if VW, which owns Bugatti, tries this manufacturing process on any of its other companies, like Ducati. A Ducati superbike with some titanium 3D-printed Bugatti brake ...

The piece in question is the brake caliper, which is responsible for pushing pad to rotor and bringing the car to a stop. Unlike previous Bugatti calipers, this titanium guy is made with 3D printing.

Now, Bugatti has taken it a step further in development and produced the world’s largest eight-piston monoblock brake caliper using a 3-D printer. Bugatti Chiron Brakes, via Getty Images ...

The company has figured out how to 3D print a brake caliper, and not just any old caliper. It's the largest in the industry today and, as you'd expect from Bugatti, uses a particularly high-tech ...

Bugatti expects a reduction in the time it takes to produce the brake caliper as the component begins testing. Although it's not widespread right now, 3D printing has the potential to save ...

Bugatti in January revealed the largest 3D-printed component composed out of titanium: a brake caliper designed for the Chiron hypercar. Throughout 2018, the firm has continued to test the brake ...

Bugatti has been working on creating a 3D-printed brake caliper for its high-speed models like the Divo or Chiron since January, and just last week it posted a video of the titanium part in action.

Perhaps one of those components will be the 3D-printed titanium brake caliper, which first premiered earlier this year. This caliper will soon begin series production, hence the testing.

Bugatti’s new caliper features eight pistons, measures 16-inches in diameter, weighs just 6.4 pounds (2.9 kg), making it 40 per cent lighter than the ones currently used by the Chiron, and can ...

Luxury car manufacturer Bugatti isn't printing with just any metal -- no, Bugatti wants to make new brake calipers for its current $2.7 million supercar by 3D printing the parts in titanium.

Bugatti, for example, is looking to 3D print brake calipers. This is actually a really cool development that could absolutely change the future of component manufacturing. While I’m sure this… ...

At the beginning of 2018, Bugatti revealed it had developed the first series-production 3D-printed brake caliper for use on future models. In preparing to put the caliper into production, Bugatti ...