Fig. 4. Material breakdown in the FSV advanced high strength steel vehicle body design

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Fig. 4. Material breakdown in the FSV advanced high strength steel vehicle body design. The vehicle is comprised of 161 parts weighing 249.7 kg and includes mild steel, Bake-Hardenable (BH), High Strength Low Alloy (HSLA), Transformation Induced Plasticity (TRIP), Dual-Phase (DP), Complex-Phase (CP), Martensitic (MS), Twinning Inducted Plasticity (TWIP), and Hot-Formed (HF) steel. The cost of purchasing material and manufacturing parts is approximately $923.

Fig. 4. Material breakdown in the FSV advanced high strength steel vehicle body design. The vehicle is comprised of 161 parts weighing 249.7 kg and includes mild
steel, Bake-Hardenable (BH), High Strength Low Alloy (HSLA), Transformation Induced Plasticity (TRIP), Dual-Phase (DP), Complex-Phase (CP), Martensitic (MS),
Twinning Inducted Plasticity (TWIP), and Hot-Formed (HF) steel. The cost of purchasing material and manufacturing parts is approximately $923.

Fig. 4. Material breakdown in the FSV advanced high strength steel vehicle body design. The vehicle is comprised of 161 parts weighing 249.7 kg and includes mild
steel, Bake-Hardenable (BH), High Strength Low Alloy (HSLA), Transformation Induced Plasticity (TRIP), Dual-Phase (DP), Complex-Phase (CP), Martensitic (MS),
Twinning Inducted Plasticity (TWIP), and Hot-Formed (HF) steel. The cost of purchasing material and manufacturing parts is approximately $923.