At the IAA 1969 in Frankfurt am Main, Continental presented an ABS for the first time Continuing further development ever since – current systems have up to 50 additional functions ABS is the central safety s...
Category: Driving Safety & Dynamics
Increased Safety Thanks to Anticipatory Technology: The Continental eHorizon and PreviewESC Systems
eHorizon from Continental knows the route and surface conditions of the road ahead and interacts with the control system PreviewESC is a further element in achieving accident-free driving Frankfurt am...
TÜV Test Confirms: Continental MK C1 brake system reduces CO2 emissions of hybrid vehicles by around 5 g
Savings of regenerative energy due to improved utilization of the achievable recuperation potential Tests of the CO2 savings potential of the MK C1 electrohydraulic brake sy...
Latest ABS-Generation from Continental: Optimum Brake Performance on Changing Road Conditions
The third generation of the anti-lock braking system (ABS3) now responds with even greater speed and precision thanks to enhanced brake pressure control. Optimum brake performance is ensured thanks to the more ada...
Continental’s cutting-edge brake technology MK C1 enables the next step to highly automated driving
The MK C1 for highly automated driving (HAD) has now a redundant fall-back level. The MK C1 HAD system architecture with two networked braking system units offers a stepped degradation concept to ensure the requir...
Nexteer Automotive and Continental Announce Joint Venture in Motion Control Systems
The Joint Venture focuses on Electronic Steering and Braking Systems for future Automated Driving Applications Detroit, Mich., USA, January 11, 2017. Nexteer Automotive and Continental announced during a...