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Automotive<\/h1>\n

Lightweight construction is one of the biggest challenges facing the automotive industry. Automobile manufacturers and suppliers are confronted with high demands for vehicle weight reduction and its effects on fuel consumption, CO2<\/sub> emissions and manufacturing costs. <\/span>On-board electronics, including modern safety systems, are becoming increasingly complex and add a great amount of weight. This weight not only has a negative impact on fuel consumption, but is also at the expense of driving dynamics. In the case of electric cars, there is a further point: in order for them to keep up with conventional vehicles with internal combustion engines, their operating range must increase dramatically. However, larger batteries mean more weight, which has to be compensated for elsewhere.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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