1 / 4   Would you consider purchasing a 3D-printed car? /Photo via Polymaker

2 / 4   Italian automobile manufacturer X Electrical Vehicle (XEV) joined hands with Polymaker, a Shanghai-based company producing materials for the 3D printing industry, to launch the world’s first 3D-printed vehicle. /Photo via Polymaker

3 / 4   The car, named LSEV, is a white mini car around 98 inches long, 59 inches tall and 51 inches wide; and it is smaller than a Smart Fortwo. It can reach a speed of 43 miles per hour, according to Digital Trends, a website specializing in technology news. It is said that the car’s chassis, two seats and glass are the only visible parts which are not 3D-printed. /Photo via Polymaker

4 / 4   Customers who intend to purchase the car can directly contact the factory for order. The first deliveries of the car to customers are expected in 2019 and an LESV is projected to be priced at 10,000 US dollars. /Photo via Polymaker