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utility vehicle and a planned hybrid autonomous vehicle coming in 2021. The electric SUV, due out in 2020, is supposed to have a range of 300 miles (483 kilometers).
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electrifi ed vehicles Ford confi rmed as part of its an- nouncement. The others include a hybrid version of the F-150 pickup and a hybrid Mustang. —Senior Editor Bill Koenig
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Arconic Agrees to Supply Airbus With 3D-Printed Parts
rconic, split off from Alcoa, said it reached two agree- ments to supply Airbus 3D-printed metal parts for the airplane maker’s commercial aircraft. Arconic said it will supply 3D-printed components made
from high temperature nickel superalloys, and 3D-printed titanium airframe parts under the two accords.
“We’re proud to deepen our partnership with Airbus
through these agreements,” Klaus Kleinfeld, chairman and CEO of Arconic, said in a statement. “Airbus’s confi dence in our additive manufacturing capabilities is grounded in Arconic’s comprehensive strengths—from aerospace know-how to met- als powder production and product qualifi cation expertise.” Arconic will supply 3D-printed ducting components made of high-temperature nickel superalloys for the A320 family of aircraft. Advanced nickel superalloys offer heat resistance for these components, which fl ow hot air from the aero engine to other parts of the airframe.
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