3D Printing: Titanium, Carbon Fiber, & The One:1 - /INSIDE KOENIGSEGG

The world of 3D prototyping and printing has changed the automotive industry. Christian von Koenigsegg explains how his company takes advantage of the new 3D Printing technology, with where he feels the future of the industry is going..

[@cherianthoppiljoshua3338]

I think Christian would be a good teacher. I just love listening to him talking about all these high tech things.

[@HBSanta]

This "Inside Koenigsegg" series is one of my favorite on youtube right now. Informative and insanely cool.

[@jackdumanat49]

jezzzzz!! koenigsegg makes mclaren and ferrari look like mass produced toyotas and nissans.

[@TrollerzTV]

Haha

[@FamilyCTSV]

Please don't ever stop going to koenigsegg to make these videos!

[@Shenmoki]

It's now when you start to realize the exclusivity of cars like these, the Titanium One:1 Exhaust alone was heat treated by hand. It's so beautiful to watch the car come together over time.

[@rucarnuts13]

Forgive my off-topic reply, but, your avatar... is that a Prospeed Audi Sport Quattro S1?

[@Shenmoki]

Dr. Weird

[@Shenmoki]

Dr. Weird No sir. It's a modified Audi Quattro but it's not by ProSpeed

[@a7i20ci7y]

+fuckoffgoogle I thought you anodized with an anode.

[@a7i20ci7y]

+fuckoffgoogle Yeah no. There's no such thing as heat anodizing. Heat coloring is not anodizing, no matter how many people call it that.

[@tenettttt]

Man. Christian is taking this Aero thing too far. He has not a single hair on him.

[@CaptainFluffen]

Now I have coffee all over my brand new keyboard, thanks.

[@sanketanchan]

Damn! You beat me to this

[@GaaaageE]

He has alopecia areata lol he can't grow hair, lucky man I'd say, doesn't have to worry about shaving

[@GaaaageE]

I don't know his life story, but that condition is the symptom of over stressing so that's quite possible!

[@AleaxnderABC]

Gage Eden he has no eyebrows so its probably a sickness whitch he was born with

[@CastleRockable]

If I went for mechanical engineering this would definitely be my dream job to work for him.

[@CastleRockable]

***** Good decision, I went Chemical Engg but yea mech is definitely cool too it was my second choice.

[@ScentedCandles14a]

Sofa King I study motorsport engineering and I start at McLaren Automotive in July (:

[@sn0wchyld]

***** ha im in the same boat other than electrical... My wet dreams are of working at tesla these days :P

[@ZachBillings]

Love it when Christian gets into talking tech rather than the sales-y talk in the previous two.

[@MattUK36]

With every video my respect for Christian von Koenigsegg grows bigger.

[@TheManLab7]

Remember. He never says "I" He always says "we"

[@carlitoxb110]

Tony stark koenigsegg

[@JoelDaMan112]

heheheh :D

[@limaball]

This is how you should run a company. Design, create, and implement new technology patents, then sell them to your competitors to create your income. Then reinvest that income back into another product that lets your design and innovate and create new technology.

[@baujahr90er]

i have a feeling, a feeling that i couldn't even afford the footrest...

[@TurboSky25]

+baujahr90er hell I probably couldn't even afford the ABS plastic version of it lmao

[@pjrebordao]

We all hear about 3D printing, but these actual examples of its uses and advantages make it much clear

[@AluminumHaste]

Phenomenal series, love this.

[@Dr_Xyzt]

Nice profile pic. Quake on!

[@pha1terandolph440]

@@Dr_Xyzt indeed

[@AJtheSwede]

Damn Koenigsegg is the only true Swedish car company we have left, and I couldn't be more proud to be Swedish, ÄLSKA KOENIGSEGG :-D

[@johanneswarn5488]

Stolt svensk!

[@ilya.b]

I am not sweedish in any way, but I am now driving an amazing Volvo! And I always loved Volvos and Saabs, though they are very, very rare in my country (espesially Saabs - they are extinct animals here!). So, I am very sad that Saab has gone and Volvo sold to chinese company (which is not that bad if you understand how global market works and as long as they don't tell Volvo engeniers and managers what to do). Ok, what I wanted to say with all this... I am very, very proud of Koenigsegg! And I am gladly share your joy and proud of being sweedish, If I can say so? :)

[@AJtheSwede]

write2chrome Yes you can :) and I am Glad that you are happy with your Volvo and you can feel really safe in those "tanks" :-P. And speaking of Saab. Where I live in Sweden Saab's are everywhere (older models) since teenagers buy them because they are quite cheap and have a good amount of Horsepower with Turbo :-P But to be true I prefer German Cars since they have more of an Aggressive look and that German quality, My Favorite car brand is Audi :-D got to love those 4 circles :-P If I could get any car I want it would be an Audi R8 v.10 or Koenigsegg One:1 :-)

[@ilya.b]

Alex J Oh, I love german cars myself and I always did. :) I had a Seat before my Volvo and I loved it in every way. I also looked into Audi A4, VW Golf and also I searched for a good Volvo because I had something in my heart since my childhood for them. I don't know how to explain, but I value safety in cars very much and even with todays cars (like Audi or any VAG car, really) being really good in this (thanks to EuroNCAP) Volvos are still the best in safety, no doubt about it. But the problem is that I also like to drive cars, I like powerful, technical cars, with a proper manual gearbox, etc. So, I was looking for Volvo S40 II with 2.4 170 hp engine with manual gearbox which is like a unicorn in my country (Ukraine that is). :( I found just one, all way to the other part of the country (more than a 1000 km away :( ), in wrong color (very dark red), with grey interior and wooden trim.. Ugh! So, I started looking at S60's. Never liked them as much as S40 II - that's the car for me, I simply love the design inside and outside! And S60's seemed to me a bit dull and boring.. Until I stumbled upon one car... S60R. First one I saw was 2008, had more equipment, with automatic gearbox (which is bad, but ok, I could agree to that already, because the car was amazing in all other respects!), had less mileage and huge pricetag, way out of my league! The second one I stumbled upon nearly 6 months later was older, pre-facelift, had less equipment (but all I needed really and even more!), more miles and really, really low price, which was suspicious. But I gambled and now I am a happy owner of a really, really amazing car! And you should understand, that there are only several of them in the country, like maybe only 10! And they are not sold that ofthen, you have to really be either lucky or really really chasing them and even contacting owners asking to sell you thiers - they are that rare in Ukraine! I think I was very lucky and I was asked several times already to sell mine. :) (Not gonna happen, obviously!)) I am now want to restore it to perfect technical condition (it has it's flaws, but it's repairable) and keep it for a 3-5 years, maybe more as this is an incredible family car, very comfortable, safe and yet it's capable, powerful, fast and drives like an absolute bullet train! So, this is my story. :) That's why I am so proud of mr. Koenigsegg and so sad of Saab. Cheers!

[@AJtheSwede]

Interesting story :D. And how sad that they are so rare :O. I mean here volvos are like everywhere xD. And I myself is stuck between choosing either. An newer Audi A6 (2.4 liters V6) Audi A4 (2.0 tfsi) Golf GTI (2.0 tfsi) or and Volvo S40 or V50 T5 :D. Love those little speedy volvos. But they are a bit to small for me (I'm tall, long legs). And I love my old Audi A6 from 1998 :) but since we salt like a lot here in the winter (idiots -.-)...... it has started to rust quite bad. And it has 25.000+ miles. And it squeaks in every part everywhere :(. So that's why I want to find an new one. :). I hope that your volvo will keep you happy and safe. And that you have an wonderful life. Cheers man :D I also hope that the tension between Ukraine and Russia will settle without a war :(. I'm holding my thumbs :)

[@ked4]

Koenigsegg > everyone else

[@jrod9396]

+ked4 Don't ignore Pagani. The Huayra's tucked away active spoiler system is probably the most ingenious ideas I can think of as far as gas cars go. (I emphasize gas because I am sure someone will say Tesla)

[@vistadrummer09]

+ked4 If I had the money for a hyper car from today it would be either from Koenigsegg first, Pagani next, and finally McLaren. None of the other options are even even close. The cars from these companies are inspired.

[@MrPunisheer]

+Greg Gagne Koenigsegg for raw performance ,then pagani for looks then P1 if you wanna travel to moon fast :).

[@sweaterwearingsquirrel9302]

+Greg Gagne You sir... Have terrific taste.

[@cybertree]

+Greg Gagne Couldn't have said it better myself brother. *If I had THAT kinda money I'd get an exposed carbon fiber Agera R, and beg Mr. Koenigsegg to help me supercharge it!* (I would go for a One:1 but they're all bought up, I think a supercharged Agera R would be more fun to drive anyway because it's not quite as rare, like driving a Mona Lisa.)

[@HermannWolflEssert]

Amazing how "open" he is to explain all parts, details and processes.

[@elitesales1719]

I think its because he "knows" he'll always be one step ahead of everyone else. Im literally sitting here thinking this guy is from another planet in terms of how progressive he is

[@Nicktrance1]

Well he's not exactly revealing any trade secret, he just explains FDM, EBM/Laser manufacturing and rapid prototyping processes and some basic manufacturing systems concepts but yes it's pretty interesting to see how they apply these and definitely nice of him to take the time to explain this.

[@HermannWolflEssert]

Nicktrance1 Yes. But still. Usually when an engineer gets interviewed, they usually just say things like "We went through great pains to get this right. We're using rapid prototyping, etc." but never get into details. This is an amazing registry for posterity.

[@PAPO1990]

Hermann W E Well TECHNICALLY CvK isn't an engineer (last i checked anyway), but he does have a head for engineering, he's an inventor, he is an innovator, he is a genius.

[@sylroeps4877]

My name is Sylvester C Franklin Jr, I am a self taught atomotive designer. I have tried to get in with automotive companies to not get in.. So I decided to work on starting my own car company designing and building Hyper Cars. One of the methods I looked into is using 3D scanning and printing. I took CAD and Solidworks with focus in Rapid Prototyping. So far what I am running into is the price for scanners being so high. If I could get my hands on a scanner the things I will build. I will not give up I will succeed.

[@alkarpinsky]

build your own scanner! Check thingiverse or online for many open source hacked scanners! I think i saw one for $35...

[@fredriklarsen5968]

Scanners like that, the cheap ones are absolutely horrible. I'd suggest simply modelling and printing, the scanning part isn't THAT important, there are ways to work around it, although they take slightly longer, they're tons cheaper.

[@davidr.massey419]

Syl look at 3DP-Platform WorkBench#400 printer. With the work bed area of 59" x 39" x 27&3/4" who needs a scanner. Without getting wordy here i would use www.swissinvis.com "Lamello Invis" (invisable attachable/detachable connectors) 12mm. size(250kg. pulling power) to connect shorter printings with finger/sandwich joinery to achieve one longer finished part(say a quarter panel) that is then given the carbon fiber vac bagging process. Eventually it will occur to you that just selling these epoxy compatable smaller sections( later to be joined into that longer quarter panel) gives customers the choise of their own selection of fabrics/epoxy's. Just by forward or reverse of a battery pistol drill with Lamello's Invis gizmo allows them to assemble/disassemble in 5 seconds. How is your surface geometry in SolidWorks. Figure out depth and line up of the connector halves in each printed sections u want to join. Look at www.compositeenvisions.com for shorts of any cutting edge fabrics used in high end auto/areo/sports. I have zip for operating capital, but have mucho research in this. Another good find www.burtonprecision.com for printers and scanners(many many kinds)

[@andrewc1036]

How is it going?

[@timoe1149]

If there was a 500 hour long video of CvK explaining everything about the car, I'd watch it.

[@ChardDavis]

We have a few of these PVC 3D printers at school in the Engineering department, but the metal and the carbon fiber... I would love to see in action.

[@playerzoma]

nearly 10 minutes!!!!!! im so proud of you guys!!!!! and finally i am happy!!

[@juukame]

Absolutely love this series. To be able to work in a company like this would be my dream.

[@sturgis87]

And give up the American dream?`

[@sturgis87]

yamahaevo Give up the chance to not be one of those 45 million. Do you really want US to become Sweden 'the socialist nightmare'?

[@sturgis87]

yamahaevo​ well thats not true at all. You have to have high degree schoolar, work hard and pay 50% taxes on everything you earn. Aint no walk in the park to have high standards. 

[@sturgis87]

yamahaevo Overall highly educated standards on job, leads to high youth unemployment at 25%. Your employer taxes your salary on about 31% and after that you pay taxes on your salary. I'm bored and done with this discussion, don't give up the american dream.

[@IntrepidRacer13]

Carbon Fiber 3D printing. Wow, what a crazy world and era we are living in.

[@evoermine]

For such a small company, I love how they really enjoy pushing the envelope of what's possible.

[@Mooselover1011]

They're a small company with a lot of money. It's easy to do a lot with a lot of money.

[@en_ray]

***** feasible, but not easy, I imagine.

[@Mooselover1011]

Ray Syed Okay, "easier". For instance, it's easier to buy a Ferrari F40 if you have the money to do so. It's till feasible to do so without the money, just easier to do so with it. That's what I'm saying.

[@eldorado__]

@@Mooselover1011 for the feasibility at those high costs regardless of the low volume makes it difficult either way.. having all the money and not knowing where to spend is a common problem w hypercars…

[@kimchi_taco]

this video is better than sex

[@ZombieResidence]

+Dongseong Hwang ur havin the wrong sex

[@cybertree]

+Dongseong Hwang I agree. We all know Cox doesn't get any. =P

[@ricardomendez6990]

a video being better than sex must touch you in places that not even your women would touch you, you must really enjoy koenigsegg.lol. i love Koenigsegg

[@davidswe98]

+Dongseong Hwang are u sure u put it in the right hole ?

[@RobertJohnson-nz3xm]

Koenigsegg is awesome but it the shiny head that brings me to completion.

[@Acroanidd]

I would love to have Christian as my spokesperson explaining everything I do in great detail with enthusiasm and a delivery that inspires people to pay attention! If I could afford this car I would gladly buy one to support this guy!

[@mgoACID]

You really get a sense of how smart this guy is when he talks. All this information is just so cool. I love how he points out how a low production volume company can benefit from what might seem like a costly mistake for larger companies.

[@DevineCrimsonThunder]

Am I the only one who can't get enough of these Koenigsegg videos? The engineering put into these cars is just amazing.

[@StasRyadinsky]

It is astonishing how technology has changed in a short period of time. Looking forward to the future.

[@skakpedersen]

"Daarling, I'm home" "Hello dear, how was the office?" "Nice and quiet darling. I printed a car today" - - - Mr. von Koenigsegg, it's fantastic what you are producing here. Fantastic!

[@pablitn]

I am an industrial engineer and this man's work prcedures should be studied at university. So breaktrough thinking...

[@mazrimirl]

I love this show, Christian von Koenigsegg could make paint drying intresting.

[@ricomichel]

Christian von Koenigsegg is a very inspiring person. His factory burned, he came back, got the world record and now he's doing this One:1 project. With his wife and like 20 other people. Imagine that

[@jimmyhoffa9]

This level of advancement in a motor car(fair enough a hypercar, not say a Civic) is incredible. Usually the aviation industry are the ones to be using pioneering technology to manufacture parts, and at a monstrous cost. This guy is doing it in an aircraft hangar and a small group of engineers.

[@TheNick9910]

As someone studying mechanical engineering, looking back at these videos it truly always amazes me how much Christian actually knows about the subject. He's far from your typical automotive manufacturer CEO.

[@VS666]

I wish this guy was my dad.

[@arielbarcia9286]

lol

[@THATMOFODIRT]

Ethan Sutton Your dad wishes Christian was his son.

[@andythepole9478]

Ethan Sutton you never now..... ask mama .... to by sure:)

[@numinous4789]

Ethan Sutton Haha. Your poor Dad, LOL

[@WindmillStalker]

Do you guys think mr. von Koenigsegg employs his company's high tech equipment to keep his dome so incredibly shiny? You can learn something from this, Matt Farah!

[@MrRoshanroshanroshan]

Clearly Matt Farah is a mere human and Mr.Koenigsegg is an alien, so you cannot criticize Matt on that subject because no way in hell can a homo sapien have such a perfectly shaped and glossy cranial structure... how can you explain all the crazy stuff Mr.K comes up with if he is from our world hmm?

[@rickardboberg]

Rapolu Roshan It's 3d printed in titanium! Must be!

[@faisalsheikh9941]

It's been 5 years and i still watch this series. What a man Christian is, tears to my eyes!

[@TheeAbstractHero]

Am I the only one who may have a man crush on Christian von Koenigsegg? xD

[@juukame]

Nope :)

[@TheRguru1]

I definitely have an immense nerd crush on him. XD The guy is a god to anyone into engineering!

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

It's awesome (and obviously necessary), how they embrace/utilize new technologies.

[@bzilch85]

Nope

[@johnmoates5709]

His mangina is probably shaved mmm

[@GlennnD]

Probably one of the most unique car company around the globe. What a fantastic engineering !

[@hoffyc.h393]

Nice clip like always. And i can't wait to see the Koenigsegg Agera One:1 perform on any Road/Track.

[@TAVillalon]

I'm impressed with the detail Christian goes into in the video. Rapid prototyping is a beautiful thing when used right. I look forward to the rest of the series /Drive!

[@TinkoMollov]

you want to know what f1 will be using soon.. go visit koenigsegg ;)

[@copperkipper1]

No.

[@soraaoixxthebluesky]

absolutely no. f1 will be using 1.3 litre inline-4 turbo hybrid soon. that would much make sense to me

[@TinkoMollov]

azrul nizam i might be right.. i just wanted to say that koenigsegg are on the technicle edge in production.. even of prototype vehicles! and thay are making that technology to the masses (of shamefully rich) people (but never the less it is a "mass produced" car)

[@soraaoixxthebluesky]

tinko mollov technical edge? logically think future hypercar should atleast have 3/4 of that displacement and mild powered by supercapacitor or flywheel.

[@TinkoMollov]

dude i'm an engineer in the R&D of one of the biggest atutomotive corporations in the world right now.. i think i know what is about to come on the market in the next few years so please stop playing the smart guy

[@atheosxgaming]

i just opened microsoft word, typed in SUPERCAR and pressed print.. the results were nothing like what was described in the video above. its all lies!

[@njakts]

Try MS Paint! I tried and it totaly worked!

[@Turshin]

njakts i only got half the car. I need more superink.

[@Milinator]

Should have typed HYPERCAR bro

[@Nanorisk]

try another font.

[@JonQue]

Mmmmmm nom nom nom, need more Inside Koenigsegg!!! You guys can have this series go on as long as Top Gear and I'm sure non of us will get board. I honestly feel I gained at least 5 IQ points watching each video ("nom nom nom" excluded)

[@sarolikia]

Thanks Mr. Koenigsegg, Though I will most likely never be able to afford one of your creations it is very cool that you share some of your designs and methods with the general public so that we may experience some of the car from our homes. I don't think many manufacturers would be so open to releasing how they designed that seat of yours. You seem very down to earth for someone designing a Mega-Car. And thank you Drive for making these free little clips into the world of cars not everyone is able to enter.

[@hyunseongpark7330]

He is one of best company owner. He knows everything in his industry, That makes koenigsegg way more authentic. And he doesnt mind to show what they do . Other company would say company secret bullshit

[@autodelta93]

I could spend hours and hours listening to christian!

[@WarShrike]

As a Mechanical Engineering student, this stuff rocks! I really feel we are just seeing the beginning of what these 3D Printers are capable of making.

[@IanSmithKSP]

This man needs to make the leap from hand-made super cars to production of $200,000 range luxury sports cars. Using the techniques they’ve learned from their super cars, they could easily make very high-quality sports cars rapidly enough to make the same level of profit with greater reach to consumers who are probably 100 fold more aware of Koenigsegg than just a year ago.

[@JFPW3097]

Truly amazing. I think it is almost unfair to compare any other car company to Koenigsegg, just because on how much smaller scale this guys make there cars. They are amazing, it truly shows what can be done if you have the will power, and the time.

[@smumm]

This video is so exciting to watch! I'm very envious of Christian and his team as this kind of work is my dream job as an Industrial Designer! Such a great use of technology!! Koenigsegg is tangible passion.

[@hsv0909]

The flame over the exhaust piece is a brilliant shot!

[@rogerunderhill7846]

Nice. I especially liked the surface treatment of the titanium part at about 6 minutes. For some reason, perhaps with the music too, it was a very beautiful moment!

[@troyluciano12]

i need a 3d printer that can print a 3d printer

[@tylerhughes9586]

Already a thing

[@esmith8887]

+RadioActive RepRap Project.

[@bigcatdairy]

+RadioActive like i need money to make money tho

[@dpqbpqbdpqbpqb4754]

Joseph prusia sells 3d printers that have parts made by that same model printer. Its a funny business model

[@Rahhhhhnman]

This guy is unreal, I seem to have understood everything he's ever said, in this whole series of videos. How often does that happen? Outstanding, thanks Drive and Mr Koenigsegg.

[@justin_hyde]

Exciting to see them pushing the bounds of manufacturing techniques. Can't wait to see what they do next.

[@Mooselover1011]

They're literally doing the impossible. This is the philosophy of Koenigsegg.

[@iviiroglu]

an amazing hyper car which needs an amazing "quality control" by Chris Harris =D come on Mr.Königsegg, make it happen please !

[@cameronvandygriff7048]

No disrespect to Chris Harris but I'm sure koenigseggs test driver just like everything else is the absolute best of the best there has ever been and hes probably 22 and created his own driving style cause that's what I expect mr koenigsegg to want his cars to be put through

[@powersurge001]

I love Christian and his straightforward, but excellent, explanations. Didn't understand how 3D printing worked until now.

[@ectolo]

Absolutely Fabulous. A hyper car company CEO taking the time to explain the innovative technologies that enable the production of these leading machines in easily understandable terms, with relevance outside of just his company. Christian making some of the best performing, best looking cars on the planet right now, explaining how they work, then Chris Harris comes and thrashes, showing us how they work. Gz on successful automotive channel //Drive

[@brendanb4357]

Absolutely incredible. 3d printing metals opens up a lot of interesting possibilities.

[@05068279]

My mouth drops every episode, but this one really blew my mind. Should be called "Inside Star Trek"

[@fockyerdod3r]

He is so fucking COOL!

[@boosted2.4_sky]

I used to work for one of two companies that made the raw materials for the plastic 3D printer technology. I'm sure since I've left there are more companies getting on board this technology. I see it more and more.

[@naweng]

This 3D-Titanium-printing sounds totally incredible. Really impressing!

[@oscarl.3563]

1:58 Lol I love seeing Christian scanning the seat :).

[@conza1989]

You've got to hand it to CVK for giving up his time and Drive for making it happen, even if this whole series was shot in a day, what a guy, this is really cool stuff.

[@RexEnrico]

Koenigsegg is my favorite car make ever! These videos are fantastic, thank you Drive!

[@1ls376]

Awesome. Pure passion.

[@Carerra57]

Probably the most interesting video I've ever watched on drive. Keep up the good work JF. And to the rest of the hooligans, YOU ROCK!!!

[@krutomjer]

thank you mr. Koenigsegg for your time, and thank you /drive for making this video

[@hongbitter7142]

Man Christian is the freaking man, love the cars and he seems like a solid dude

[@Runmeerkat]

5:44 is that his son? How cool showing is labor to him passing on the knowledge to the next generation

[@DaveSimkus]

It's like listening to the Einstein of cars. I love this series. I hope there are many more episodes to come.

[@unrealreality]

This 3D printing is revolutionary technology! Just think to have this thing in your garage. something is broken on a car. no worry you just call the car company they send you a 3d model file of the broken part on to you computer and you print the part you self!

[@rufturbo997]

This is exactly what Jay Leno does for parts for his old cars.

[@ImDembe]

rufturbo997 Yep some items are so hard to come by, i guess the motorcompany have to go for this otherwise smaller comanys gonna take over and 3d print parts for a lower cost than buying a new in the future. Btw the lawsuits and copyright battles in 10-15 years gonna be crazy if the printers are getting cheaper.

[@shengqiwang1233]

I love the opening, Christian says it like a movie opening!

[@GreggCesaroni]

3D printing is honestly the greatest thing in the world

[@PLxFTW]

Koenigsegg really is one step ahead.

[@tomassimkus1905]

Another great /INSIDE series video! Top work /DRIVE team!

[@tuberoyful]

Great People Do Great Things and the Koenigsegg is the BEST in modern day sport cars!!!

[@amishpatel4634]

Christian von Koenigsegg is officially my new Man Crush

[@DATDesign]

Could listen to Christian talk about this stuff all day. I've dreamed of being a car designer since I was a kid, never could afford to go to a good design school though. Really interesting to see all the work that goes into producing a top of the line hypercar. Also, having done 3d modeling, it can be really frustrating never getting to really see the end product. Must be awesome to be a designer at Koenigsegg and be able to hit "print".

[@BleezyD]

Cant wait to see more! Love this stuff.

[@Necrodoxious]

This is some truly remarkable work, I'm almost speechless.

[@avd1697]

as an engineering student this gives me a amazing insight how to think out of the box hmmmm

[@bryandoherty9399]

3D printing makes tons of sense for Koenigsegg especially since their volume is very low.

[@Co0lSt0ryBr0]

Fantastic series, amazing access. I can't get enough

[@cicci0salsicci0]

I could stand listening this guy for hours...

[@keyurmonpara3397]

I respect Mr. Christian von koenigsegg & Bugatti Production.

[@jacks19822]

we are doing the same as a high end furniture maker, we had to 3d print some tiny parts out of titanium instead of casting them out of steel.

[@FraxinusExelsior]

This is the best series Drive has made.

[@itsathaithing]

Thanks for taking the time to inform us. Great video.

[@ratnam467]

hi cristian von koenigsagg sir you wonderf ul job that can no car manufacturing history , and you made 450 kmph hyper cars and aslo very technical knowledge , congrates to you , and your family, and your car company members may god bless you

[@p180s]

Longer episodes please! :D

[@chrisclark9116]

did i just see Christian's son? :D he is so lucky to have a dad like that

[@iModMyWorld4U]

Koenigsegg all time favorite super car manufacturer, Swedish engineering at it's finest.

[@DoesNotHaveAnXbox]

This is the future...

[@MaistroDavid]

absolutley amazing! Would love to know the costs of that titanium exhaust, probally out of this world...

[@ViktorSobota]

J.F, dude You rock. And the whole team. You guys could find interesting angle in watching paint dry. Absolutely astonishing.