The rules of the road are intentionally dry and designed to prevent highways descending into chaos. 

While the current political climate might suggest otherwise, the world has never been more connected and the same is true of our cars.

2025 is shaping up to a be a big year for Ferrari. Next month a certain Lewis Hamilton will don red overalls and spearhead their quest for a first Formula One title in 17 years. And if rumours are to be believed, they plan to end an equally long wait for a maiden electric vehicle.

Brake calipers are a vital part of any vehicle's braking system, and with new developments in electric vehicles and autonomous driving, they are evolving to meet modern demands. 

Your car’s brake calipers are easy to forget – until something goes wrong. While most of us are used to replacing brake pads and discs, the calipers tend to go unnoticed, quietly working in the background. But just like any other part of your braking system, calipers wear out over time.

Brake calipers are a critical component of any vehicle’s braking system, but when it comes to high-performance cars, they take on an even bigger role.

When it comes to SUVs and trucks, brake calipers play a major role in providing the stopping power necessary to safely handle these larger, heavier vehicles.

If your vehicle’s brake caliper is worn out or damaged, replacing it is essential to ensure your braking system functions correctly.