In this interview, Ishmaeel Ghouri, Lead Engineer at JLR, shares key dates and implementation plans for the introduction of Euro 7 regulations. He highlights the significant changes and their impact on the automotive industry’s approach to emissions and sustainability, as well as how Euro 7 presents both opportunities and challenges. Additionally, Ishmaeel discusses how companies can turn potential limitations into advantages.

Ishmaeel will be sharing further insights into the regulation at Automotive Chassis Europe 2025. 

At Automotive Chassis Systems USA, Nick Mawhinney, Head of the Future Braking System Project House, Innovation Safety and Motion Systems at Continental, delivered a presentation on the key challenges delaying the adoption of Electro-Mechanical Brakes (EMBs). Download your free copy of the presentation to explore valuable insights into system costs, brake system architecture, software architecture differences, and more.

In this exclusive interview with Automotive IQ, David Schliwa, Head of Program Management BPS at FORVIA HELLA, shares his insights on the latest advancements in brake-by-wire technology. Covering key developments from the past year, the transition from hydraulic to wire braking, and the significant benefits for both vehicles and customers, Schliwa provides insights of FORVIA HELLA’s journey to the successful delivery of brake-by-wire.

Tackling Brake Dust Emissions Presented by Ishmaeel Ghouri, University of Leeds

This presentation addresses the significant issue of brake dust emissions and explores solutions to mitigate this environmental hazard.

Key points include:

• Background/Motivation: Understanding the harmful particles released by friction brakes and their health impacts.
• Euro 7 Regulations: Upcoming rules capping emissions from non-exhaust sources, including brakes.
• Solutions: Greener friction materials, wear-reducing measures, filtration systems, and novel brake designs.
• Challenges: Complexity, cost, and feasibility of implementing these solutions.
• Future Outlook: With Euro 7 regulations set to enforce stricter limits by 2025 and further reductions by 2035, innovative brake designs and advanced technologies will be essential.

Download the Full Presentation: Gain detailed insights and practical solutions by downloading the comprehensive presentation.