Safety Technologies

Function Detects Children Left-Behind Inside the Vehicle

Continental’s digital access technology expanded by life-saving feature for child-presence detection

Innovative systems for increased safety: Continental is driving forward this trend! Find out more about active safety and passive safety.

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Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) can never replace the driver's responsibility and attentiveness, but they are powerful tools that can greatly assist in avoiding accidents and making driving safer for everyone. Please find here Continental's systems and technologies.

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Synergy of Tire Sensors and Driver Assistance Control Systems

We stand as the only automotive supplier seamlessly integrating tire, sensor, and chassis control architecture expertise in-house. By bundling our tires and automotive know-how, we have been at the forefront of developing smart solutions that enhance safety, driving comfort, reduce maintenance costs, and promote sustainability. And this already for over 25 years.

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Seeing Things Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before

The augmented-reality head-up display – a new dimension in safety

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Intelligent Tires Tell Drivers When They Need Maintenance

The main reason you want to maintain optimum tire pressure is car safety.

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Turn Assist System from Continental Protects Cyclists and Pedestrians

Short-range radar detects movement directions and speeds more precisely than before.

Turn Assist System

Brake systems are becoming increasingly intelligent so they can meet the future needs and requirements of automated driving and electrification; and this in newly conceived vehicles designed with modified architecture. This functional extension requires a profound understanding of the system in order to combine uncompromising safety and sustainability in future brake systems – and in the long term also modular and distributed brake systems.

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The second-generation brake-by-wire system: production line MK C2 brake system at the Continental plant in Frankfurt.
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Future Motion System – Motion is Picking Up Momentum

The new centralized vehicle E/E architecture paves the road for new system features: Modularization, centralization, scalability, standardized interfaces, portability, and hardware independence.

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The Future of Brakes – Brake Systems of the Future

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Hydraulic Brake Systems for Future Mobility – Wheel Brakes Contribute to Sustainability

Whatever the architecture of the brake system of the future will look like –every car will continue to need wheel brakes. The need for deceleration, emergency stopping, stabilization, standstill management and fail-safe operation makes wheel brakes indispensable.

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Continental Focuses on the Future of Drum Brakes

The drum brake is almost as old as the car itself. Many regard it as an old-fashioned product that is primarily associated with small cars of low performance engines. This may result in an oversight to the existing technical features.

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Safe Mobility

Key functions that help save lives.

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Dynamics & Comfort

Vehicle dynamics: Mastering unexpected situations safely.

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Sensors & Cameras

All sensing systems on for more safety.

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Brakes

The only technology where coming to a standstill is the benchmark.

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Washer Systems

Having a dirty windscreen or headlights is a risk to any driver. For these conditions, Continental offers modular products and solutions with intelligent applications.

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Press Releases

Majority of People in Germany Skeptical of Car Toll

November 15, 2024 Car tolls on German highways have been a political stumbling block in recent times. Twice since 2013, the German government has been forced to abandon plans to introduce such a toll, officially known as the “infrastructure charge.”

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Continental Develops Motorsports Brake Control System for Exclusive Bugatti Bolide Hypercar

November 06, 2024 Bugatti Bolide is a 1,600-horsepower hypercar engineered exclusively for the track

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Cars Are a Status Symbol for Many Young People

October 29, 2024 The majority of younger drivers in Germany see cars as a status symbol. This is a key finding of the representative mobility study conducted in August 2024 by market research institute infas on behalf of Continental in Germany, China, France, Japan and the USA. In Germany, 1,000 people aged 18 and over were surveyed about their mobility needs.

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Almost Half of Germans Expect Fewer Traffic Jams on Highways as a Result of Autonomous Trucks

September 12, 2024 Autonomous trucks enjoy widespread acceptance, and many people believe they have a good chance of soon becoming a reality. These are the findings of the representative Mobility Study 2024 conducted by market research institute infas on behalf of Continental in Germany, China, France, Japan and the USA.

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Continental Develops Software Solutions for Mobile Robots, Leveraging the Power of Amazon Web Services

July 16, 2024 Focus on highly available, globally scalable software for Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) in Intralogistics and Agriculture

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Majority of Drivers in Germany in Favor of Health Checks

April 19, 2024 Almost two-thirds of drivers in Germany believe regular health checks are a sensible way to determine whether people are fit to drive. This is the result of a representative survey of some 2,000 German citizens conducted by market research and data analytics firm YouGov on behalf of Continental from March 11 to 13, 2024.

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