Aston Martin has announced that it will apply Pirelli’s new Cyber Tyre technology for its next generation of vehicles, as part of an official advance towards intelligent, data-led vehicle systems. The latest innovation from the company features a system, whereby sensors located within the tyre structure, present real-time information on pressure, temperature, and grip levels relayed to onboard car electronics to enhance vehicle control, safety, and performance. Much more detail than normal systems that can be provided with traditional tyre pressure monitoring setups, which could directly influence stability control, driver alerts, and adaptive systems.
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How The Cyber Tyre Works
Pirelli’s new and advanced
Cyber Tyre technology will have electronic sensors inside each tyre, continuously measuring key dynamic parameters, pressure, temperature, and vertical load while running the vehicle. The information is then sent to the vehicle's ECU and driver interface so that the car can react in real-time to any changes in tyre performance. For example, it may be possible to effectively adjust braking or traction control when grip levels fall due to surface condition changes.
Why Aston Martin Is Adopting It
Aston Martin says this step goes with its pledge to join top speed with new safety tools. The brand thinks Cyber Tyre can give drivers a better and more exact sense of tyre state than what is now possible. This data-based method hopes to make sure high-power sports cars work at their best in all driving conditions.
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What Drivers Should Expect
For customers, the integration of Cyber Tyre means access to more transparent information about tyre health, fewer risks of underperformance, and potentially enhanced longevity of the tyres themselves. With rollout planned for upcoming Aston Martin models, drivers can expect a step forward in vehicle intelligence where tyres are no longer passive components but active sensors contributing to safety and driving dynamics.
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