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Siemens PLM Software has announced its NX software and Teamcenter software were used to design and develop Exagon Engineering’s Furtive-eGT all-electric automobile. The Furtive-eGT was created by Luc Marchetti, founder and chairman of Exagon Engineering.
“The Furtive e-GT’s looks and performance are both incredibly compelling,” says Marchetti. “This car positions France in the rapidly expanding electric car market. I am passionate about cars and my ambition when I founded Exagon Engineering was to create an all-electric luxury car that meets the same standards as a gas-powered vehicle. By partnering with Siemens PLM Software, I was able to create a masterpiece.”
Exagon Engineering uses the NX integrated computer-aided design, manufacturing and engineering analysis (CAD/CAM/CAE) software for all of the 3D digital product development work associated with the Furtive-eGT. All product data — including the detailed NX models — is then managed, disseminated and controlled using Teamcenter.
For more information, visit Siemens PLM Software.
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