1. Steel
- Body panels, chassis, and structural components.
2. Aluminum
- Body panels, hoods, trunks, and some structural components for weight reduction.
3. Plastic
- Bumpers, fenders, interior trim panels, and some body panels for corrosion resistance and affordability.
4. Glass
- Windshield, windows, and headlights for visibility.
5. Rubber
- Tires, seals, gaskets, and hoses for flexibility and water/air-tight sealing.
6. Leather and Fabric
- Interior upholstery for comfort and aesthetics.
7. Paints and Coatings
- Exterior finish for protection and aesthetics.
8. Copper
- Electrical wiring and components for conductivity.
9. Electronics
- Numerous microprocessors, sensors, and actuators for various systems such as infotainment, climate control, and safety features.
10. Alloys and Composites
- Advanced materials like carbon fiber, titanium, and magnesium may be used for high-performance or specialized vehicles.
