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Continental tech drives eco agenda

Brand launches eco-friendly brakes and tyres

We try them out at TechShow expo in Frankfurt

“Drivers in the future will have greater ability to alter the feel of the brakes”

TO help reduce the production of harmful particulates, engineers have come up with tyres made from sustainable materials and brakes that don’t need fluid.

Although Continental

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