The process of creating a new automobile involves the integration of design objectives with the hard realities of what is possible from an engineering perspective. One advantage that DiMora Motorcar enjoys throughout the Natalia SLS 2 program is the ability to change the state of the engineering art by redefining the state of the art through new technologies, with little concern for the cost.

An obvious example of this engineering liberation is the introduction of the revolutionary D-Tek Chassis, which reduces the vehicle weight while greatly increasing torsional rigidity. D-Tek panels are easily assembled without fixtures and address strict requirements to suppress fire and smoke as well as insulate passengers from noise, vibration, and weather.

Click on any picture below to enter a gallery of dozens of drawings, computer renderings, engineering analyses, and photos that show the evolutionary process of moving the Natalia design from initial concept to the factory floor. Many of these images show ideas that were tried but not kept in the final design, while others show how an initial idea was kept, but constantly refined.

There are well over 1,000 images in this collection. We hope they provide with you some insight into how a revolutionary automobile is created.

These galleries will continue to grow as we complete the prototype Natalia SLS 2 and prepare the factory for production.

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