In Pictures: EU project 3D-prints metallic glass electric motor parts to boost efficiency

An abandoned rusted car sits in overgrown grass, contrasting with the promise of more efficient electric motors.

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A red electric car parked in winter scenery showcases the kind of vehicle that could benefit from greater motor efficiency.

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A white car speeds down a highway, highlighting the need for energy-saving motor technology in motion.

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A classic green vintage car with a driver travels through Lisbon, representing older motor technology.

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A classic green car parked near pastel buildings evokes an era before modern electric drivetrains.

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The vibrant green of this vintage car reflects a time when motor efficiency was less of a priority.

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An electric car charges under a solar panel station, aligning with the project's focus on clean energy systems.

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A vintage car's steering wheel and dashboard serve as a reminder of mechanical-era motors.

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A sleek sports car photographed in sepia tone hints at performance gains possible with advanced motor parts.

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