Recently, CreatBot joined forces with US-based advanced materials supplier Lyten to make a remarkable appearance at SEMA Show 2026, one of the world's leading automotive aftermarket and customization trade shows. The event is taking place from November 3–6, 2026, at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
At the show, the two companies jointly presented an impressive 3D-printed supercar and a series of key automotive components. All featured parts were manufactured using high-performance Nylon Carbon Fiber (PA-CF) composite materials, with high-speed production powered by CreatBot industrial 3D printer, the D1000 Pro HS.
This showcase demonstrates the growing potential of carbon fiber reinforced composites in direct automotive manufacturing, bringing industrial-grade 3D printing applications to an entirely new level.
D1000 Pro HS: Unlocking the Potential of High-Performance Nylon Carbon Fiber 3D Printing
In customized automotive production and low-volume supercar manufacturing, traditional manufacturing methods often involve expensive tooling investments and lengthy CNC machining cycles, creating significant barriers to design flexibility and production efficiency.
The collaboration between CreatBot and Lyten demonstrates a new approach to overcoming these traditional manufacturing limitations.
Powered by the D1000 Pro HS High-Performance Industrial 3D Printer, manufacturers can produce end-use functional automotive parts directly from PA-CF composite materials without the need for conventional molds or tooling.
This approach offers significant advantages, including:
Tooling-Free Manufacturing: Eliminate expensive mold development and reduce upfront production investment.
High-Speed 3D Printing: Accelerate the production of complex automotive components.
Lightweight Performance: Leverage carbon fiber reinforced nylon for weight-conscious automotive applications.
High-Temperature Resistance: Support demanding automotive operating environments.
High Mechanical Strength: Enable the production of durable, functional end-use components.
Advancing the Future of Automotive Additive Manufacturing
From eye-catching supercar designs to functional automotive components, the CreatBot and Lyten collaboration highlights how Nylon Carbon Fiber 3D Printing can transform the way high-performance automotive parts are designed and manufactured.
By combining advanced PA-CF composite materials with the high-speed capabilities of the D1000 Pro HS, CreatBot is helping expand the possibilities of automotive 3D printing, lightweight manufacturing, and low-volume production.
Together with industry and material partners, CreatBot will continue pushing the boundaries of industrial additive manufacturing and bringing high-performance 3D printing solutions to real-world automotive applications.
