3D printing is a form of additive manufacturing: producing by adding only the necessary material, rather than removing excess material at the end. The excess materials from industrial parts are often unrecyclable and polluting, so reducing this material waste benefits the environment. 3D printing enables on-demand production, eliminating the waste associated with overproduction. Furthermore, Massivit printers produce hollow objects with little need for support structures, reducing the use of raw materials and generating less material waste. 3D printing also has sustainable applications in the electric vehicle market. EVs use composite materials to run more energy efficiently. Using 3D printing to create composite parts enables faster market penetration of electric vehicles as a whole. Furthermore, the speed of Massivit’s large industrial 3D printers allows for faster development cycles and reduced time-to-market for electric vehicles.