Constellium Completes FlexCAR Project, Unveils Modular Sill Concept for Electric and Hydrogen Vehicles.
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Friday, Jul 18, 2025 4:38 am ET1min read
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A key component of the FlexCAR project is the modular sill concept, designed to meet the highest standards in safety and performance. This concept utilizes aluminum extrusions made from Constellium's HSA6™ high-strength aluminum alloys, featuring significant recycled content. The modular sill structure offers enhanced crash performance, design flexibility, and a reduced carbon footprint over the vehicle's lifecycle.
Constellium's collaboration with ARENA2036 on the Digital Fingerprint project has also yielded significant advancements. This project involved the development of a digital twin system for aluminum components, supporting predictive maintenance and data-driven manufacturing strategies. As part of this project, Constellium engineered a smart aluminum housing for a power control unit, embedding sensors to collect crash and field data in a Mercedes-Benz test vehicle.
The completion of the FlexCAR project positions Constellium as an innovator in the automotive industry, focusing on modular vehicle design. The collaboration with major industry partners enhances Constellium's reputation and opens up future business opportunities. The emphasis on sustainability and recycled content aligns with current industry trends and can contribute to a lower carbon footprint for vehicles.
However, the project's dependency on public funding may raise concerns about long-term viability without similar financial support for future initiatives. Additionally, the focus on recent innovations may overshadow existing challenges or limitations in Constellium's current product offerings and market position, potentially impacting stakeholder confidence.
References:
[1] https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/constellium-se-completes-flexcar-project-arena2036-advancing-modular-vehicle-design-and
[2] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/constellium-drives-digital-modular-innovation-103000819.html
Constellium has completed the five-year FlexCAR project, collaborating with Mercedes-Benz and Siemens to develop modular vehicle systems using high-strength aluminum alloys. The company introduces a modular sill concept suitable for electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, offering enhanced crash performance, design flexibility, and a reduced carbon footprint. Additionally, Constellium's collaboration with ARENA2036 on the Digital Fingerprint project has yielded a digital twin system for advanced predictive maintenance and data-driven manufacturing strategies.
Constellium SE has successfully completed its five-year FlexCAR project, a collaborative effort with key industry partners including Mercedes-Benz and Siemens. The project focuses on developing modular vehicle systems using high-strength aluminum alloys, with a particular emphasis on electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. The FlexCAR platform envisions a future where major vehicle systems, such as the drivetrain, energy storage, and interior, can be easily configured or updated.A key component of the FlexCAR project is the modular sill concept, designed to meet the highest standards in safety and performance. This concept utilizes aluminum extrusions made from Constellium's HSA6™ high-strength aluminum alloys, featuring significant recycled content. The modular sill structure offers enhanced crash performance, design flexibility, and a reduced carbon footprint over the vehicle's lifecycle.
Constellium's collaboration with ARENA2036 on the Digital Fingerprint project has also yielded significant advancements. This project involved the development of a digital twin system for aluminum components, supporting predictive maintenance and data-driven manufacturing strategies. As part of this project, Constellium engineered a smart aluminum housing for a power control unit, embedding sensors to collect crash and field data in a Mercedes-Benz test vehicle.
The completion of the FlexCAR project positions Constellium as an innovator in the automotive industry, focusing on modular vehicle design. The collaboration with major industry partners enhances Constellium's reputation and opens up future business opportunities. The emphasis on sustainability and recycled content aligns with current industry trends and can contribute to a lower carbon footprint for vehicles.
However, the project's dependency on public funding may raise concerns about long-term viability without similar financial support for future initiatives. Additionally, the focus on recent innovations may overshadow existing challenges or limitations in Constellium's current product offerings and market position, potentially impacting stakeholder confidence.
References:
[1] https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/constellium-se-completes-flexcar-project-arena2036-advancing-modular-vehicle-design-and
[2] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/constellium-drives-digital-modular-innovation-103000819.html

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