The Indian braking industry is undergoing a transformation driven by advancements in material science, sustainability, and the growing demand for performance-oriented braking solutions. Companies such as Brakes India, Schaeffler, Tenneco, Tata AutoComp, Rane, ASK Automotive, Jamna Auto Industries, and Rico Auto Industries are spearheading this change with next-generation braking technologies that cater to the evolving needs of modern mobility. With the evolution of mobility, braking systems are no longer just about stopping vehicles; they are about smart control, efficiency, and accident prevention.
Technology companies lie ZF Group, Bosch, and various braking system manufacturers have showcased their latest innovations aimed at making mobility safer and more reliable. With increasing safety regulations and rising congestion on roads, advanced braking solutions are crucial for the future of vehicle safety across both passenger and commercial segments.
Brakes India: High-performance friction materials
Brakes India continues to push the boundaries of braking efficiency with its advanced disc and drum brakes designed to minimise wear and noise while enhancing performance. “We are proud to present our exclusive single-piston air disc brake that comes with a proven design, field-tested for over a million kilometres. Our design team has created the lightest design in the market with improved stiffness and durability,” stated
Sriram Viji, Managing Director of Brakes India. The company’s innovations in friction materials ensure longevity and reduced environmental impact.
Schaeffler: The rise of electromechanical braking
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