Elon Musk retweeted a post stating that the Tesla Cybercab will be the first production vehicle to feature a steer-by-wire braking system, eliminating the need for brake fluid.
The original tweet by @niccruzpatane (retweeted by Elon Musk) states that Cybercab's brake-by-wire system uses electronic actuators to generate clamping force, rather than traditional hydraulic fluid. This design improves efficiency by allowing the brake pads to fully disengage and enables Tesla to finely tune the braking system for the smoothest possible braking.
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