Lightweight chassis study - New advanced steel grades can help to unlock 20% weight reduction in chassis assemblies

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Lightweight chassis study New advanced steel grades can help to unlock 20% weight reduction in chassis assemblies Introduction Steel is strong, stiff, formable, widely available and cost-effective and it’s for these reasons it continues to be the material of choice for the chassis systems in mainstream passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Conventional micro-alloyed high-strength steel grades remain the most commonly used in chassis

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Lightweight chassis study - New advanced steel grades can help to unlock 20% weight reduction in chassis assemblies

Lightweight chassis study - New advanced steel grades can help to unlock 20% weight reduction in chassis assemblies

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