Chinese scientists say supersized magnesium parts pave the way for cheaper, lighter cars


Researchers in China say they have developed supersized magnesium alloy auto parts that could significantly reduce the cost of making cars and promote lightweight vehicle designs.

The scientists produced the two giant parts – a car body and a battery box cover – from a single mould in one casting.

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