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Why Continental predicts rapid brake-by-wire uptake

Continental graphic depicting by wire technology in a vehicle with a focus on the brakes
This graphic shows Continental’s brake-by-wire system. The supplier expects the technology to become standard equipment on forthcoming software-defined vehicles. (CONTINENTAL)
LH
By:
Lois Hoyal
March 19, 2025 04:00 PM

Continental predicts brake-by-wire solutions will become standard technology within the next decades for certain types of vehicles.

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