which isn’t practical for cars due to the likelihood of damage. Instead, most “monocoque” 4X4s use a reinforced chassis ...

Maintaining the traditional open-wheel and open-cockpit principles, the chassis continues to be carbon fiber/composite monocoque designs that use the engine as an integral component to the car.

The weight savings supplied by a monocoque chassis design have meant that framed cars basically only exist today in the world of pickup trucks and large SUVs. However, they do offer one huge ...

We'll know more details about this upcoming analog speedster, especially its expected steep pricing, in a few months as the ...

It’s not just the exterior design of the car that evokes simpler times. Automobili Mignatta will equip the Rina with a naturally aspirated V8 placed in a central-front position. This will be mated to ...

The primary chassis type used in modern F1 cars is a carbon fibre monocoque, which provides exceptional strength-to-weight ratio and rigidity. F1 chassis designs constantly evolve to meet changing ...

Monocoque is the term used to indicate when the body of the vehicle is designed and built to support the weight of the vehicle and perform any other function of a chassis. This is achieved by ...

The structural concept of the 918 Spyder with a rolling chassis as its basis ... from the LMP2 RS Spyder race car. The load-bearing structures, the monocoque and subframe, are made of carbon ...