KBC Shares' carbon-ceramic brake discs debut alongside China's supercars at the 2023 Shanghai International Auto Show.
Release date:
2023-04-20
On April 18, the 20th Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition 2023, themed "Embracing a New Era in the Automotive Industry," officially opened. Major automakers unveiled a number of cutting-edge, highly competitive high-end new-energy vehicles, among which the domestically produced supercar equipped with KBC's carbon-ceramic brake disc series stood out remarkably.
GAC Aion's luxury car brand, Hyper SSR, made its debut at the booth. The Hyper SSR boasts a 0-to-62 mph (0-100 km/h) acceleration time of just 1.9 seconds and is equipped with carbon-ceramic brake discs. Mass production and delivery are set to begin in October 2023.

BYD's million-dollar all-electric supercar, the Yangwang U9, made its debut at the Shanghai Auto Show with a striking new design. The vehicle features the Yisifang platform technology and the Yunniang-X chassis control system, equipped with carbon-ceramic brake discs.

Just before the auto show, on April 12, General Secretary Xi Jinping visited GAC Aion in Guangzhou, toured the company's new-energy vehicle production line, inquired about the luxury Hyper SSR model, and learned about the application of high-performance carbon-ceramic brake discs in new-energy vehicles.



The company’s carbon-ceramic brake disc product line boasts exceptional cost advantages, outstanding wear resistance, superior high-temperature performance, and unparalleled braking efficiency. We are committed to delivering cutting-edge safety and braking performance to end consumers, ensuring maximum protection for drivers and passengers while providing an extraordinary driving experience. Additionally, we offer global customers safe, reliable, and top-quality braking solutions.
To meet global market demand, the company is currently building a production facility with an annual capacity of 1 million units, and plans to expand by 2025 to achieve an annual output of 4 million units.