Commercial vehicles are becoming safer, emission-free, highly automated, and seamlessly connected. At IAA Transportation 2026, discover how Knorr-Bremse is actively shaping this transformation.
From September 15 to 20, 2026, we will showcase our latest technologies for trucks, buses, and trailers in Hanover. Explore our cutting-edge innovations for zero-emission vehicle architectures, redundant braking and steering systems, advanced driver assistance systems, digital platforms, and connected aftermarket services.
Meet our experts in Hall 12, Stand C21 and learn how Knorr-Bremse helps vehicle manufacturers, fleet operators, workshops and aftermarket partners address the challenges of tomorrow’s commercial transport.
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Technology highlights at our IAA stand
Oil-free, electrically driven Multi Tumble Piston (MTP) eCompressor
Making its trade fair debut, the new electrically driven Multi Tumble Piston (MTP) eCompressor provides an efficient and low-noise compressed-air supply. Its oil-free design supports an optimized lifecycle, while its scalable architecture allows it to be adapted to different vehicle applications.
Redundant braking system (rGSBC)
Based on the Global Scalable Brake Control platform, the redundant braking system (rGSBC) is designed to maintain braking functionality even in the event of a system fault. The system provides an important foundation for highly automated driving functions. Series production is scheduled to begin in 2027.
Electric Power Steering
Knorr-Bremse’s fully electric steering system uses a Power-on-Demand principle to reduce energy consumption compared with conventional steering solutions. The market launch is scheduled for 2027.
Experience how Knorr-Bremse combines vehicle technologies, intelligent systems and digital services to meet the evolving needs of commercial transport, at IAA Transportation 2026.
Visit us in Hanover from September 15 to 20, 2026, and talk to our experts about the technologies and services shaping the future of commercial vehicles, fleets and the infrastructure that supports them.
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