Both Brembo and ZF are preparing a new, revolutionary brake-by-wire that uses electric motors to slow down your car.

Why cannot regular two-wheelers be part of the initiative? It is impossible for me to buy an EV (electric vehicle) considering my financial condition. If govt is concerned about the environment ...

When you’re named after a bear, you'd better swing like one too. Well, this German electric motocrosser certainly looks able ...

Carbon ceramic brakes are high-performance brake components used primarily in sports cars, luxury vehicles, and motorsport applications. Known for their strength, durability, and resistance to heat, ...

BYD’s Super e-Platform will debut on upcoming Han L sedan and Tang L SUV 1,000kW peak charging speeds will see batteries brimmed in minutes BYD will build 4,000 ultra-fast chargers in China to ...

In addition to axial-flux motor technology ... standard Mercedes-Benz electric models. The new battery will be paired with the next-generation inverter, heat pump and brake energy recuperation ...

The base version uses a 375-hp electric motor driving the rear wheels ... The company says new tire designs and a special brake system help increase overall vehicle efficiency by up to 25 percent.

Competes with: BMW i4, Polestar 2, Tesla Model 3 Looks like: Its predecessor, but with a funny grille Powertrain: 268-horsepower electric motor, rear-wheel drive; 349-hp dual electric motors ...

A new kind of “brake-by-wire” system, which does entirely without hydraulics, will soon hit the market. Brembo and ZF announced recently that each has signed contracts for their respective systems.

THREE iconic car brands have recalled 45,000 motors due to faults such as fuel leaks, weak brakes, and short circuiting batteries. Affected drivers will be notified by letter in the coming weeks.

The big update in this mid-cycle refresh are new electric motors making significantly more power. Toyota’s dual-motor version goes from a paltry 215 horsepower to a strong 343 ponies ...

The Trump administration has halted much of the federal government's adoption of electric vehicles into its massive fleet of cars and trucks. The U.S. General Services Administration, which orders ...