Abstract: This application provides a vehicle braking method and apparatus. In the technical solutions provided in this application, a hydraulic efficiency gear in a vehicle is controlled to provide a first target hydraulic pressure for a front axle and a rear axle, and a motor apparatus in the vehicle is controlled to provide a first electric braking force for the front axle and a second electric braking force for the rear axle. A sum of a first hydraulic braking force generated by the first target hydraulic pressure on the front axle, a second hydraulic braking force generated by the first target hydraulic pressure on the rear axle, the first electric braking force, and the second electric braking force is equal to a total braking force required for braking the vehicle.

Abstract: This disclosure is applicable to intelligent automobiles, new energy automobiles, conventional automobiles, or the like. In an example embodiment, a fluid outlet pipe of a first hydraulic chamber is configured in segments on a push rod support portion and a push rod. When a piston is located at an inner stop point of a piston stroke, a first hydraulic adjustment port located on the push rod support portion communicates with a second hydraulic adjustment port located on the push rod, and when the piston is located at a position other than the inner stop point in the piston stroke, the first hydraulic adjustment port does not communicate with the second hydraulic adjustment port.

Abstract: A brake system includes a reservoir, a master cylinder module, a brake pedal, a push rod, a first pressure control unit, a second pressure control unit, a first electronic control unit (ECU), a second ECU, and a redundant ECU. The first ECU is configured to control a brake actuator in the first pressure control unit, the second ECU is configured to control a brake actuator in the second pressure control unit, and the redundant ECU is configured to control at least one brake actuator in the first pressure control unit and/or at least one brake actuator in the second pressure control unit.

Abstract: A vehicle control method includes obtaining a first user instruction, where the first user instruction instructs to enable an automatic vehicle hold function; controlling, based on the first user instruction, an automatic vehicle hold system to switch to a wake-up state; obtaining status information of a vehicle; and switching a status of the automatic vehicle hold system based on the status information of the vehicle.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide a brake system and a control method. The brake control system includes: a master cylinder (1), a booster (2), at least one first control valve (11 and 12), at least one second control valve (21, 22, 23, and 24), at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, and 34), at least one first interface (4), a first control unit (91), and a second control unit (92). The brake system provided in embodiments of this application has a plurality of redundancy designs, to ensure that the brake system can still meet a plurality of brake function requirements of a vehicle when a controller or a key solenoid valve fails, so as to improve security of the brake system, ensure a pedal feeling of a driver, and bring more stable and comfortable driving experience to the driver.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide a hydraulic apparatus, a brake system, and a control method. The brake system provided in embodiments of this application includes a master cylinder, a first booster, and a second booster. The brake system provided in embodiments of this application can implement rich braking functions by using the first booster or the second booster. In addition, the brake system provided in embodiments of this application has a multi-redundancy design. This can ensure that the brake system can still meet a plurality of braking function requirements of a vehicle when a controller or a key solenoid valve fails, improve safety of the brake system, ensure pedal feeling of a driver, and bring more stable and comfortable driving experience to the driver, which is suitable for brake systems of intelligent and electric vehicles.

Abstract: This application provides a brake-by-wire system and a control method. This application is applicable to an intelligent vehicle, a new energy vehicle, a conventional vehicle, or the like. The braking control system includes: a brake master cylinder, a first pressure booster, a second pressure booster, at least one second control valve, at least one third control valve, at least one fourth control valve, and a second pedal feel simulation system. When a master brake system fails, a redundant brake system can independently control each brake wheel cylinder, to implement function backup for a master brake system, meeting requirements for braking functions such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS of a vehicle. The redundant brake system can further improve safety of the brake system and ensure pedal experience of a driver, thereby bringing more stable and comfortable driving experience to the driver.

Abstract: A braking system includes a main braking subsystem and a redundant braking subsystem, where the main braking subsystem includes a brake master cylinder, and the redundant braking subsystem includes a redundant boosting apparatus and a third isolation valve. The redundant boosting apparatus includes a first input end and a first output end. The first input end is configured to input a brake fluid, and the first output end of the redundant boosting apparatus is hydraulically connected to the brake master cylinder.

Abstract: A hydraulic control unit is provided, including a hydraulic control apparatus with a bidirectional pressurization function, where the hydraulic control apparatus includes a second hydraulic chamber and a first hydraulic chamber. The second hydraulic chamber provides a braking force for a first group of wheel cylinders through a first brake line provided with a first control valve. The first hydraulic chamber provides a braking force for a second group of wheel cylinders through a second brake line provided with a second control valve.

Abstract: This application is applicable to intelligent automobiles, new energy automobiles, conventional automobiles, or the like. In embodiments of this application, a fluid outlet pipe of a first hydraulic chamber 16 is configured in segments on a push rod support portion 14 and a push rod 13. In this way, when a piston 12 is located at an inner stop point of a piston stroke, a first hydraulic adjustment port 14a located on the push rod support portion 14 communicates with a second hydraulic adjustment port 13a located on the push rod 13, and when the piston 12 is located at a position other than the inner stop point in the piston stroke, the first hydraulic adjustment port 14a does not communicate with the second hydraulic adjustment port 13a.

Abstract: This application provides a hydraulic adjustment unit, a brake system, an automobile, and a control method, to individually pressurize any brake pipe in a dual circuit brake pipe, to improve safety of a dual circuit brake system. This application is applicable to an intelligent car, a new energy car, a conventional car, or the like. In embodiments of this application, a second hydraulic chamber provides a braking force for a first group of brake wheel cylinders and through a first brake pipe provided with a first control valve, and provides a braking force for a second group of brake wheel cylinders and through a second brake pipe provided with a second control valve.

Abstract: In a method for moving a vehicle out of a parking area, the vehicle obtains map information of the parking area and determines a current parking space of the vehicle and an exit location of the parking area. The vehicle determines a plurality of target departure routes from the current parking space to the exit location, and identifies blocking vehicles on the target departure routes that blocks it from reaching the exit. The vehicle estimates the preferability of each of the target departure routes based on a number of blocking vehicles on the target departure route and a difficulty level of removing the blocking vehicles from the target departure route. The vehicle then selects from the target departure routes a preferred departure route, and transmits requests to remove the blocking vehicles off the preferred departure route.

Abstract: A hydraulic adjustment unit of a brake system in a vehicle includes a first fluid reservoir (29), a second fluid reservoir (2), a first oil return pipe (110), and a second oil return pipe (120). The first oil return pipe (110) is connected to wheel cylinders (151, 152) of a vehicle, so that brake fluid in the wheel cylinders (151, 152) of the vehicle is delivered to the first fluid reservoir (29), to depressurize wheels of the vehicle. The second oil return pipe (120) is configured to connect to the wheel cylinders (151, 152) of the vehicle through oil inlet pipes (130, 140) of a brake system, so that the brake fluid in the wheel cylinders (151, 152) of the vehicle is delivered to the second fluid reservoir (2) through the oil inlet pipes (130, 140) of the brake system, to depressurize the wheels of the vehicle.