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Skoda offers free 3D-printable accessories for its cars

Skoda offers free 3D-printable accessories for its cars RUSSPAIN.com © russpain.com
Skoda offers free 3D-printable accessories for its cars © russpain.com
Owners can download designs from the brand’s official Printables.com profile, including organisers for the Epiq and Peaq. Most parts call for heat-resistant plastic, a practical safeguard inside a sun-warmed car.

Skoda’s official Printables.com profile lets owners download accessory designs and print them at home using files compatible with their 3D printer. The brand recommends heat-resistant plastic for most parts because cabin accessories can be exposed to heat when a car is parked in the sun. Škoda Auto, a Czech automobile manufacturer, lists car development and production among its principal business activities, along with sales of cars and components. Its work also covers genuine parts; the company offers accessories and servicing, too.

Most of the collection is aimed at the Epiq and Peaq. Its organisers and trays adapt the cupholders into storage for personal items, helping keep belongings from shifting or falling while driving. The Peaq is also part of Škoda’s model range; the company says AGR-certified seats are available for it with the Relax Package.

The more universal designs include a hook to keep USB cables tidy. Fittings placed in the Isofix recesses on the back of the rear seat can hold small or medium loads in the boot, including shopping bags.

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