Chery to launch world’s first mass-produced pure electronic brakes

Chinese automaker Chery Automobile is set to become the first in the automotive industry to mass-produce pure electronic mechanical braking (EMB) systems. This breakthrough technology, developed over three years, replaces traditional hydraulic brake components with fully electronic controls, enabling millisecond-level response times and ultra-precise actuation critical for vehicle safety. The EMB system will debut commercially in the Exeed EX7, launching in the first quarter of the year, and uses electrical signals to directly control braking at each wheel, eliminating hydraulic lines and improving braking speed, precision, and integration with advanced driver-assistance and autonomous driving systems. Chery’s EMB technology, combined with its Flying Fish Chassis 3.0 platform, enhances vehicle stability and control by allowing the car to better sense and respond to road conditions. Additionally, filings for the Exeed EX7 reveal battery options for both range-extended and fully electric versions: the range-extended models feature 39.8 kWh and 39.9 k