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Creating a Cinematic 3D Car Showroom with React Three Fiber

Engineering articleBy Naveed Sohail Gung2025-10-05Three.jsReactBlender3D

How I built Elite Showroom — a luxury car browsing experience with Blender-authored models, camera staging, glassmorphic UI, and per-country car selection, all running in the browser.

Article summary

How I built Elite Showroom — a luxury car browsing experience with Blender-authored models, camera staging, glassmorphic UI, and per-country car selection, all running in the browser.

What this article covers

The Vision I wanted to prove that browser-based 3D can rival native showroom configurators. Elite Showroom lets you browse luxury cars by country, switch between interior and exterior views, and explore every angle — all without downloading an app.

What this article covers (2)

The automotive industry spends millions on native configurator apps that require large downloads and platform-specific development. Modern WebGL, combined with efficient asset pipelines and rendering techniques, can deliver comparable visual quality at a fraction of the development cost.

What this article covers (3)

Blender-to-Web Pipeline Every car model was authored in Blender, optimized with Draco compression, and exported as .glb . Getting high-fidelity 3D models to run smoothly in a browser requires a disciplined asset pipeline:

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  • Three.js
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  • React
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  • Blender
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  • 3D
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