Passed the first tests of the Russian-made ABS system
- April 11, 2023
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In the north of Russia, LADA cars with domestic design anti-lock braking system were tested. Yakutia was chosen because there is still snow there, and this circumstance made
In the north of Russia, LADA cars with domestic design anti-lock braking system were tested. Yakutia was chosen because there is still snow there, and this circumstance made it possible to test electronics on slippery surfaces for ten days.
The work was performed in the safe conditions of the test site, which is owned by North-Eastern Federal University. In the past, it was often used by tire manufacturers to test their products.
ABS prototypes were installed on LADA Granta, Niva Legend and Niva Travel. After all the necessary procedures, the cars return to Togliatti to study the results. And later another series of tests will be performed. But already on dry pavement, as well as various mixed surfaces.
According to TV channel Mir 24, they created a node in the Itelma company. This is a fairly large manufacturer of auto parts. There is no information about when exactly we can see the development of AVTOVAZ series vehicles. Recall that the factory workers previously experimented with blocks from the Chinese company Trinova, but they never went to the assembly line.
The work was performed in the safe conditions of the test site, which is owned by North-Eastern Federal University. In the past, it was often used by tire manufacturers to test their products.
ABS prototypes were installed on LADA Granta, Niva Legend and Niva Travel. After all the necessary procedures, the cars return to Togliatti to study the results. And later another series of tests will be performed. But already on dry pavement, as well as various mixed surfaces.
According to the TV channel Mir 24, they created a node in the Itelma company. This is a fairly large manufacturer of auto parts. There is no information about when exactly we can see the development of AVTOVAZ series vehicles. Recall that the factory workers previously experimented with blocks from the Chinese company Trinova, but they never went to the assembly line.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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