Technology DNA
Revolutionary technology
“From the AI-driven software used to engineer it to the patented alloys its structures are printed in, the 21C is a historically significant vehicle.”
Lukas Czinger, Founder, President & CEO
01Bio-Logic chassis
Grown by algorithms, printed in alloy
Supercomputing and AI generatively design every structure; each component is pareto-optimized for its exact function — not a gram wasted. Designs are printed in Divergent’s patented Z301 alloy and assembled by laser-guided robotics into the Bio-Logic chassis, bolted to a 254 lb one-shot carbon tub.
One-shot carbon tub
Patented print alloy
Z
World firsts
Printed into production
01
3D-printed gearbox casing
Co-designed with Xtrac — the highest torque capacity per kilogram in the company's history.
02
3D-printed steering wheel
Complex geometry possible only in Z301 alloy, and still crash-legal.
03
Engine mounts with internal cooling
Mount and fluid manifold printed as one piece — componentry deleted.
04
48V single-clutch performance transmission
The world's first electrically actuated performance gearbox of its kind.
Of the car 3D printed
Patents filed by Divergent
One-shot carbon tub
Radiators & heat exchangers
02Divergent Technologies
The factory is the invention
Beneath Czinger sits DAPS — the Divergent Adaptive Production System, the world's first end-to-end system integrating AI design, additive manufacturing and robotic assembly. Aston Martin, Bugatti and McLaren are customers; Czinger shares its California campus.
End-to-end AI production system
Marque customers and counting
