It all happened so fast. Our Ford Maverick accessory 3D print-off is now over. You all voted on polls posted to social media, and we finally have a winner in the books: my dear friend Rob Stumpf. His ...

Ford teased the prospect of 3D-printing your own accessories when it unveiled the Maverick hybrid pickup truck, and it's acting on that promise. According to 3D Printing Industry and Newsweek, the ...

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The 2022 Ford Maverick is a hit. It’s Ford’s most affordable product, it offers a standard hybrid powertrain with the best fuel economy of any truck around, and it still has the power to tow up to ...

Ford has become the first automaker to offer 3D-printed models online. The American automaker has embraced 3D-printing technology for numerous applications, including prototyping parts for ...

With the help of advanced technology, customers can make their own models of Ford vehicles of the size and material they desire, or simply opt to purchase a 3D digital file. NEW DELHI: American ...

Ford fans can now download 3D-printable digital images of Ford vehicles thanks to the launch of the first-ever Ford 3D store. The carmaker's new project allows customers to use advanced technology to ...

The Ford Maverick’s forward-thinking approach to usability and affordability is what earned it top marks in our 2022 Best Of awards, and one of the noteworthy claims was that Ford said those with 3D ...

This type of printing technology has been around for a spell but is still new enough, or at least rapidly showing interesting ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is a former news writer for The Verge. Ford is encouraging its customers to 3D-print new accessories for the ...

There's an amazing array of domains where 3D printing makes a lot of difference, but Ford thought of using this technique for testing purposes. No, they're not printing cars, but you are pretty close.