Dublin, Oct. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Construction Carbon Fiber Fabric Market - Global Forecast 2025-2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Construction carbon ...

On the 50th anniversary of the Lotus Esprit’s Paris debut, a new British venture called Encor is set to unveil a modern reinterpretation of the original Esprit S1, called the Encor Series 1. While the ...

Trick Rides’ new Scorched Mustang uses a full carbon-fiber body, widebody stance, and choice of high-output V8s. Limited to 20 units, it reflects the Mustang’s enduring ability to inspire, from GT500s ...

I'm sure many of you have the same affliction as me, where instead of just going to sleep at night your brain forces you to spend an hour playing with online car configurators. Many brands have ...

"It's not luxury, it's something better" is how Italian RV manufacturer Atlantis describes its semi-integrated motorhomes. That's a bold move for any company to make – to claim their products are ...

If you need to keep your racecar as light as possible, there is no better material to rely on for big pieces of it than carbon fiber. With the 2025 Mustang GTD not being based on the Ford Mustang GT3 ...

Carbon fiber is one of the most impressive materials out there. It is stronger than steel, yet so lightweight that it's used in everything from airplanes and tough parts for supercars to high-end ...

Carbon fiber's blend of incredible strength and low weight has revolutionized modern engineering. Today, you see it in everything from wind turbines and airplanes to carbon fiber car parts and sports ...

European regulators might drop the ban hammer on carbon fiber due to health and environmental concerns. Lawmakers are floating the idea of adding it to the list of banned hazardous materials, which ...

Update, 11:45am EDT, 4/15/2025: The European Parliament has told Motor1 Italia that carbon fiber will be removed from the amendment that would have placed it on the list of unhealthy materials in ...

A new draft revision of the European Union’s End of Life Vehicles (ELV) Directive could lead to the classification of carbon fiber as a hazardous material, potentially banning its use in cars by 2029.

The carbon fiber industry, long seen as a niche market supplying high-tech and high-value applications, is undergoing significant transformation. Traditionally dominated by a few established players, ...