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General Motors uses additive manufacturing to produce 130 parts for Cadillac CELESTIQ

The automotive company says the precision and flexibility of additive manufacturing makes the technology the 'perfect solution' to create parts for the custom commissioned vehicle.

Jun 10, 2025 - 09:00
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General Motors uses additive manufacturing to produce 130 parts for Cadillac CELESTIQ
The automotive company says the precision and flexibility of additive manufacturing makes the technology the 'perfect solution' to create parts for the custom commissioned vehicle.
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