April 2026 Bosch highlighted the growing adoption of its Integrated Power Brake (iBooster) as part of its New Braking Solutions (NBS) portfolio, driven by increasing EV production and demand for brake-by-wire systems. The company identified electric brake boosters as a key growth area alongside ABS, ESP, and occupant safety technologies.
March 2026 ZF introduced new EASE braking technologies for electrified off-highway vehicles, expanding its advanced braking portfolio with solutions that support electrification, intelligent vehicle control, and integrated brake systems.
January 2026 ZF Group commenced local production of Electric Park Brake (EPB) systems at its Oragadam facility in India as part of its passenger vehicle expansion strategy. The company announced plans to significantly increase localization and supply advanced braking technologies to Indian OEMs, supporting the broader transition toward electronic braking systems.
January 2026 Industry suppliers including Bosch, Continental, ZF, Hitachi Astemo, and Mando accelerated investments in brake-by-wire, electro-mechanical brake boosters, and integrated braking control modules to support growing electric vehicle production and regenerative braking systems.