<ul><li>Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and MIT have developed a new aluminum alloy system for car manufacturing.</li><li>The innovative alloy, Al-Ni-Er-Zr-Y, combines high strength with cost-effectiveness, addressing limitations of traditional aluminum alloys.</li><li>This breakthrough material could lead to stronger and cheaper car parts, potentially improving fuel efficiency and reducing manufacturing expenses.</li><li>The alloy's development involved advanced computer simulations, additive manufacturing technology, and a unique mix of metals to optimize strength and cost.</li></ul>

New aluminum alloy breakthrough could revolutionize car manufacturing

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