Brake calipers are essential to your vehicle's braking system, controlling how smoothly and effectively you can stop. 

When we think about vehicle performance, speed, acceleration and handling are often the first factors that come to mind. 

Keeping your vehicle safe on the road relies heavily on an efficient braking system. One essential part of this setup is the brake caliper, which plays a pivotal role in ensuring that your vehicle can slow down or come to a complete stop when needed.

As 2024 draws to a close range anxiety remains a real and present issue, much to the frustration of those looking to propel the electrification of the automotive industry.

The motoring world is by its very nature fast paced, with automakers encouraged to look forward, never back.

Our vehicles are fast becoming wallets on wheels. A recent study has revealed in-car payments are on the rise and this burgeoning market could be worth up to £434 billion by the end of the decade.

A shift to electric vehicles brings with it no shortage of compromise on behalf of sceptical, old-school drivers. Overcoming long-standing concerns – many of them legitimate – linked to range, charging points and cost is one thing. Giving up speed is quite another.

Our cars are getting heavier. According to an automaker in Wales vehicles now weigh 25% more than they did seven years ago. It’s a tipping point and that same company are looking to balance the scales.