Suppliers Legacy

How Brembo brings AI-powered 4-wheel independent braking to masses

Brembo is lining up customers for Sensify, being shown in a demonstration on a Tesla. The braking system will go into production in 2025.

September 19, 2023 12:00 PM

DAIKOJIMACHI, Japan — Brembo, the premium Italian brake-maker known for outfitting Ferrari and Lamborghini, plans to "democratize" high-performance, all-electric brake systems for mass-market brands with a new technology that harnesses the power of artificial intelligence.

Featured Stories

Who are the auto winners from Trump’s tariffs? It’s not that simple.

Who are the auto winners from Trump’s tariffs? It’s not that simple.

Tariffs could push up new-vehicle prices, testing limits of affordability

Tariffs could push up new-vehicle prices, testing limits of affordability

Tesla launches stripped down base Cybertruck at $72,235 amid disappointing sales

Tesla launches stripped down base Cybertruck at $72,235 amid disappointing sales

Congress Conversations: Live talk at 1 p.m. April 16 on tariffs, car pricing and shopper trends

Congress Conversations: Live talk at 1 p.m. April 16 on tariffs, car pricing and shopper trends

Latest News

Auto tariffs start to slow some buy-sell deals, while others stay on track

Who are the auto winners from Trump’s tariffs? It’s not that simple.

Our Next Energy pivots to stay alive post-EV market crash

Tesla launches stripped down base Cybertruck at $72,235 amid disappointing sales

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Suppliers Legacy

Forvia posts slightly lower Q3 sales, but wins new business from Chinese automakers

Longtime Ford supplier Dana explores sale of off-highway unit, report says

Daily 5 report for Oct. 18: Bosch and Rivian's court fight isn't the typical supplier vs. automaker dispute

Nemak's Q3's net income takes a tumble

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.