3D printing and blockchain-based manufacturing technology_Development of new electric vehicles

According to foreign media reports, the financial product comparison website - Yallacompare announced that the company plans to use 3D printing and blockchain-based manufacturing technology to develop new electric vehicles, which is the first in the world.

Yallacar will be a futuristic two-door sedan with full autopilot and augmented reality, and is planned to be promoted in the Middle East countries such as the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and Saudi Arabia.

The Yallacar model is expected to be in volume production in mid-2019 and the first batch of customer vehicles will be delivered in 2020. The company announced in a statement that its business plan can be described as a natural progression as the business expands.

All parts of the model, as well as the nuts and bolts of the motor, also use 3D printing technology. According to Yallacompare, the company will be equipped with two motors on each wheel with a total power output of 932 bhp.

Thanks to lightweight materials and 3D printing technology, the entire car weighs only 1 ton, which means the power-to-weight raTIo is as high as 932 bhp/t. In the augmented reality simulation test, Yallacar's 100km acceleration time was only 1.8 seconds and the maximum speed was 380 km/h.

The battery pack is also manufactured using 3D printing technology and is the world's first battery pack to store electrical energy from plastic components. It can be powered by complex blockchain algorithms. It is estimated that the car has a cruising range of approximately 900 km.

Yallacompare said the company also applies blockchain technology to the vehicle's autopilot function. According to the company, based on the fully decentralized graphics capabilities, the vehicle's automatic driving mode will be the first to achieve a full-automatic 5-level automatic driving function, ranking the world's leading position.