ReviewMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Recent Advances in High-Performance Bioinspired Sustainable Materials for Automotive Applications.
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Abstract
Electrified mobility regulations and lifecycle emissions targets have increased the demand for lightweight structural materials in vehicle architectures. Bioinspired composite materials offer microstructural configurations that alter conventional trade-offs among specific stiffness, crash energy absorption, and manufacturing energy requirements. This review evaluates the translation of biological structural archetypes including nacre, bamboo, cortical bone, and lotus leaves into load-bearing and functional automotive components. Quantitative benchmarks of continuous natural-fiber laminates, bio-cellular lattices, and mycelium-based acoustic cores are compared against high-strength steel and aluminum alloys. Key mechanical and functional metrics, including specific energy absorption (ranging from 35 to 48 kJ kg
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