What are the reasons for the inability to brake in new energy vehicles?
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New energy vehicles may fail to brake due to the following reasons: 1. Lack of necessary maintenance on the braking system, excessive impurities in the brake master cylinder, or failure of the vacuum booster pump; 2. Improper operation leading to mechanical failure, such as prolonged downhill driving causing brake pad friction heat, brake drum carbonization, and complete loss of braking function; 3. Severe overloading, which increases the vehicle's momentum under gravitational acceleration, directly resulting in brake failure. Methods to prevent brake failure include: regularly inspecting the brake pedal, brake discs and pads, brake vacuum booster pump, and brake master cylinder. When checking the brake pads, it is also necessary to examine the wear of the brake discs or drums, and to regularly inspect and replace the brake fluid.