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24/10/19

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Originally posted by Neil3220: ↑

Hi i agree with their competitive advantages listed but a quick google search showed the following companies either in the space or producing alternative wheels
Eve Wheels LLC
GERIC
Dymag and HRE Wheels
Carim Project
2elle-engineering srl
Koenigsegg
CM Wheels
Rotobox
Dymag
ESE Carbon
Blackstone Tek
HRE Wheels
Weds Co. Ltd
Carbon Revolution

I am not trying to score points against anyone on here or put down their product but there are alternatives out there and so far there has been with government grants private equity etc and without the current IPO close to $150 million invested in the business since 2014 so i guess they need to be able to show something for the money spent
The Cost to spec a Ferrari Pista with their wheels (4 ) is around 30000 Euros or about 48764 AUD so unless they can massively reduce the cost the market is going to be really limited and the much vaunted Ford GT program is heading to a close

Not being negative here but just just taking away the hype and being a tad realistic

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yep, good post. but i have a quick answer as below

Carbon is the only 100% one at proper scale.the below looks blended - from Dymag.

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