Fabrication of Bodywork Using Composite Materials as a Replacement for Plastic Components

The growing demand for sustainable transportation has led to advancements in electric utility vehicles.However, the reliance on traditional plastic bodywork components raises environmental concerns due to their non-biodegradable nature.This study explores an innovative approach by replacing plastic with a hybrid composite material made of carbon fiber, glass fiber, and a biodegradable polymer matrix.Extensive testing confirmed that this composite exhibits superior strengthto-weight ratio, improved thermal stability, and a significantly reduced environmental footprint compared to conventional plastics.To demonstrate its practicality, a prototype bodywork component was fabricated using the developed composite material, showcasing its feasibility for large-scale production.By integrating composite materials into electric utility vehicles, manufacturers can enhance structural integrity while minimizing environmental harm.This research offers a promising solution for sustainable vehicle development, balancing performance with ecological responsibility.The findings highlight the potential for composite materials to revolutionize automotive design, making electric utility vehicles more environmentally friendly without sacrificing durability.Ultimately, this study contributes to the broader effort of reducing plastic waste in transportation, paving the way for greener mobility solutions.