Primeiro sistema de freio totalmente eletrônico chega aos veículos

Um veículo está recebendo o primeiro sistema de frenagem totalmente eletrônico como parte de um projeto de desenvolvimento em curso.

O novo sistema substitui os freios hidráulicos tradicionais por uma alternativa totalmente eletrônica pela primeira vez em um carro. Observadores da indústria levantaram questões sobre a segurança e a confiabilidade de remover completamente os componentes hidráulicos do processo de frenagem. O projeto é descrito como uma mudança significativa na forma como os veículos gerenciam a potência de frenagem.

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