Abstract: A stabilizing electric battery system for vehicles that has a battery assembly and a rail assembly fixedly mounted onto a section of a chassis of a vehicle. The battery assembly has a battery and a housing. The battery assembly is mounted onto the rail assembly and moves laterally when the vehicle turns to increase stability of the vehicle in the turns. The rail assembly has a base and first and second rails. The first and second rails are mounted onto the base. Each of the first and second rails has respective linear ball bearing assembly. While the vehicle turns, the battery assembly slides on linear ball bearing assemblies from right to left and from left to right, in a same direction as the vehicle.

Abstract: An emergency braking system for vehicles, having a hydraulic unit assembly, an oil accumulator assembly that connects to the hydraulic unit assembly, and a brake assembly that connects to the oil accumulator assembly. The brake assembly has at least one brake pad that is mounted underneath a vehicle. When deployed, the at least one brake pad makes contact to produce a predetermined friction with a surface the vehicle is moving upon to stop the vehicle. The hydraulic unit assembly has an oil reservoir connected to an electric motor. The oil accumulator assembly has an oil accumulator connected with a conduit to the oil reservoir. The brake assembly has a hydraulic cylinder and an emergency brake pedal that actuates a pedal switch actuator when the emergency brake pedal is pressed with a predetermined force.