What is the working principle of the braking system in new energy vehicles?
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New energy vehicles share the same braking principle with fuel-powered vehicles. The braking system consists of a series of specialized devices designed to apply external force to specific parts of the vehicle, thereby achieving a certain degree of forced deceleration. Functions of the braking system: 1. To forcibly decelerate or stop a moving vehicle as required by the driver 2. To keep a stationary vehicle parked stably under various road conditions 3. To maintain stable speed control for vehicles driving downhill Classification of braking systems: 1. Service braking system - Used to reduce speed or stop a moving vehicle 2. Parking braking system - Used to keep a stationary vehicle from moving 3. Emergency braking system 4. Auxiliary braking system