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Project Arrow, Printed with Breton Genesi E3

June 5, 2024

The first zero-emission concept car called Project Arrow has been launched in Canada. It is a fully functional vehicle whose chassis was designed by APMA and XABA and 3D printed with Breton Genesi E3.

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