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Automotive & Motorsport

Carbon Fiber Car Parts Manufacturer
for OEMs & Motorsport

We develop and manufacture custom carbon fiber car parts for automotive brands, tuning companies and race teams. From vehicle scanning and engineering to tooling, prototyping and batch production, we support your requirements for fitment, finish and consistent quality.

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Our Clients & Partners
BMW
Audi
Great Wall Motor
voyah
byd
weilai
Who We Build For

Carbon Fiber Automotive Programs We Support

For automakers, tuning brands and distributors looking for carbon fiber car parts manufacturers, we develop auto parts to your specifications and scale them to your production volumes.

OEM & EV Brands

Interior trim, mirror caps and steering wheel trim for sport-trim variants, built to your fitment and quality specs.

Tuning & Aftermarket Brands

Body kits, hoods and aero parts under your brand, from 3D scan to retail-ready packaging.

Race Teams

Lightweight bodywork, wings and steering wheels, prototyped fast and repeatable across the season.

Distributors

Stable supply of carbon fiber parts for cars, with consistent batches and DDP shipping options.

Pick a Part, See the Process

Manufacturing Processes for Carbon Fiber Car Parts

These process recommendations are starting points for engineering review. Final selection depends on part geometry, loading, appearance, production volume and tooling budget.

Recommended Process

Prepreg Lay-Up & Autoclave Curing

Suitable for lightweight panels with controlled laminate thickness and visible carbon finishes. Resin selection, reinforcement and curing are defined around dimensional and temperature requirements.

Material / Construction
Continuous-fiber carbon prepreg
Surface
Gloss or matte clear coat; appearance criteria agreed per project
Volume Fit
Prototype and batch production; capacity reviewed per project
Autoclave Curing
Program Management

How We Deliver Automotive Programs

Four phases, two engineering gates and a documented deliverable at every hand-off — run under IATF 16949.

PHASE 01

Data & Engineering

  • Concept input under NDA: sketch, CAD or OEM part
  • 3D vehicle scan through our global scan network
  • CAD surfacing and part split
GATE 1 · DESIGN FREEZEMounting points, part split and DFM signed off in CAD
Deliverable: production-ready CAD + DFM review
PHASE 02

Tooling

  • Mold plan for each part: fit, draft and demolding
  • Master patterns cut in-house on 80 CNC machines
  • Tool materials and construction selected for the agreed process, dimensional requirements and production volume
Deliverable: tooling plan + production molds
PHASE 03

Sample & Validation

  • First articles made using the agreed materials and manufacturing process
  • On-vehicle test fit
  • Dimensional inspection and agreed mechanical or environmental testing, with methods, conditions and acceptance criteria defined per project
GATE 2 · SAMPLE SIGN-OFFFitment, gaps, strength and appearance approved by you
Deliverable: first-article inspection + test reports
PHASE 04

Production & Delivery

  • Production standard locked to the approved sample
  • IATF 16949 production with MES traceability
  • Every part inspected before shipment
  • Global delivery, DDP available
Deliverable: batch inspection records + shipment
NDA from day one·PLM milestone tracking·Local engineering support
Quality Plan

Quality Validation for Your Carbon Fiber Car Parts

Quality requirements are defined during development and carried into production. Inspection and testing are agreed around the part’s application, drawing requirements and approved sample.

QC 01

Fitment & Dimensions

Drawing-based dimensional checks and vehicle or fixture fitment validation, as agreed.

Based on: Drawing · Fixture · Vehicle
QC 02

Appearance & Finish

Approved standards for weave alignment, visible defects, clear coat and color consistency.

Based on: Approved sample
QC 03

Materials & Production Records

Material identification and agreed production records to support batch traceability.

Based on: Batch records
QC 04

Application-Specific Testing

Mechanical, thermal, weathering or other tests selected for the application, with documented acceptance criteria.

Based on: Application requirements

The inspection and test scope for each project is confirmed in your quotation and quality plan.

Before You Ask

FAQs

How do you choose the right material and process for my carbon fiber car parts?

We review part geometry, loads, temperature exposure, appearance, production volume and tooling budget. Options may include prepreg autoclave curing, compression molding, wet lay-up with vacuum bagging, or carbon fiber overlay. Forged carbon generally refers to a chopped-fiber molded construction and appearance. The final route is confirmed during engineering review.

How long does a custom automotive project take?

Our reference concept-to-sample workflow is approximately 58 days. The project schedule is confirmed after reviewing your design data, part complexity, tooling needs and approval milestones. Production lead time is quoted separately.

Which shipping terms are available?

EXW, FOB or DDP options may be quoted according to the destination and shipment requirements. We confirm the agreed responsibilities and delivery terms in your quotation.

What information do you need to quote custom carbon fiber car parts?

Please share the vehicle model and year, part details, CAD files or reference samples, expected order quantity, finish requirements and delivery country. If your design is still at the concept stage, we can begin with an engineering feasibility review.

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Discuss Your Custom Carbon Fiber Car Parts Project

Share your vehicle model, drawings or reference images, target quantity and finish requirements. Our team will review suitable materials, manufacturing processes and tooling options for your project.

  • ISO 9001 · IATF 16949
  • NDA available
  • Reply within 24 hours
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Ask for a Free Feasibility Report

Our engineers will review your concept and provide materials, structure, and feasibility suggestions.