Ariel Motor Company's Nomad 2, a buggy-like sports car, features a 'straw' for clean airflow, rotational molding for body components, and an inverted wing for better engine performance.
The Nomad 2 chassis is built using Computer Aided Design, Finite Element Analysis, laser-cut components, and bronze-welded CNC formed tubes, undergoing three stages of finishing for durability.
Rotational molding is employed for body components like front bumper, fenders, mudguards, and rear covers of the Nomad 2, ensuring sturdiness and color consistency throughout the material.
The optional roof of the Nomad 2 offers shade and UV protection, and the unique 'straw' feature allows the engine to breathe in clean air, enhancing performance and durability.
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