Czinger reveals the 21C hypercar, whose frame is built with Divergent's printed metal joints

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Czinger Vehicles unveiled the 21C hybrid hypercar with 1,232 hp and 0-60 in 1.9 seconds; much of its structure uses Divergent's 3D-printed metal parts. The frame includes aluminium components, an Inconel exhaust, and titanium pillar sections, built by hand in Los Angeles at $1.7M each, with 80 units planned.

• 21C hybrid hypercar: 1,232 hp, 0-60 mph in 1.9 sec, 268 mph top speed; 80 units planned at $1.7M each.
• Frame uses Divergent-printed aluminium alloys, Inconel exhaust, titanium a-pillar sections, assembled by hand in Los Angeles.
• Showcase for Divergent's printed-and-assembled car frames as alternative to conventional welded construction.