B orrowing an idea that’s already been implemented by Infiniti and Tesla, and is under development by Lexus, Mercedes-Benz is ...

Cars that drive themselves will obviously steer by wire, but the technology needs to be mature for use in that application. Even if autonomous cars are further in the future than was previously ...

The brake-by-wire system is being developed at the Bosch development centre near Heilbronn. For safety reasons the cables, control units and actuators are duplicated in case of failure, said Bosch.

Mercedes-Benz is joining a growing cohort of automakers to introduce a steer-by-wire system, with the German manufacturer ...

Mercedes will begin equipping its cars with drive-by-wire tech as early as next year. It will show off the tech by also making a yoke steering wheel available to owners. The automaker says that ...

However, Farizon claims that the SV is the first production vehicle that’s fully drive-by-wire: steering, brakes, throttle and shifting. Farizon says using by-wire technology allows for greater ...

Revolutionary steering technology enhances agility, comfort, and design flexibility—debuting in production from 2026.

Mercedes has shown its new steer-by-wire system that eliminates mechanical link with the wheels. The yoke design improves cabin space, visibility, autonomous and in-car entertainment functions.