Dedicated to electric vehicles
Electric vehicles stand out for their
regenerative braking ability, which makes use of the electric motor as a brake. Consequently, many of the braking actions carried out while driving are actually performed by the electric motor itself, which
translates to the reduced usage of the traditional hydraulic braking system.
Over time, this could lead to
dangerous corrosion of the friction components of the braking system, compromising not just durability but also performance and safe use.
For this reason, and owing to the specific characteristics of battery electric vehicles (BEV), the brakes of electric vehicles need to meet a series of crucial requirements:
corrosion resistance, silent operation, lightweight design and reduced residual torque.