Michelin and Brembo, two global leaders in their respective fields, have announced a ground-breaking partnership that combines Michelin’s cutting-edge tyre innovations with Brembo’s advanced braking systems. This collaboration aims to set new standards in safety, comfort, and driving performance by leveraging real-time data and intelligent technology.
The partnership was unveiled at a joint announcement from Michelin’s headquarters in Clermont-Ferrand, France, and Brembo’s base in Bergamo, Italy.
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The Michelin-Brembo collaboration merges two pillars of vehicle performance:
Initial tests have shown remarkable results, including reductions in braking distances by up to four metres (13 feet) in ABS events. This improvement significantly enhances safety, considering the average car length is approximately four metres.
The partnership conducted extensive virtual and physical tests to validate the integration of their technologies. At Michelin’s Research Centre, engineers confirmed that combining Michelin’s tyre algorithms with Brembo’s braking system:
These advancements contribute to a more seamless, comfortable driving experience, regardless of tyre wear or road conditions.
Michelin and Brembo are aligning their efforts towards a vision of zero-accident mobility. Brembo CEO Daniele Schillaci commented:
"SENSIFY® represents the new standard in braking that will target a zero accidents vision. This partnership with Michelin illustrates the power of collaboration and innovation in the automotive industry."
Serge Lafon, President of Michelin’s Business Line Automotive Original Equipment, highlighted the mutual benefits:
"Allowing customers to keep their tyres in use as long as possible with total peace of mind is a core objective of Michelin, thus protecting their purchasing power as well as the environment."
What are the main benefits of the Michelin-Brembo partnership?
Enhanced safety through shorter braking distances, improved stability, and smarter tyre-brake interactions.
How does the technology work?
Michelin’s real-time tyre data integrates with Brembo’s SENSIFY® system, enabling precise braking control for each wheel.
What results were achieved during testing?
Braking distances were reduced by up to four metres, with improvements in traction, stability, and response times.
How does this benefit drivers?
Drivers experience smoother, safer, and more comfortable driving, even in challenging road conditions.