ACVA $10.50 ADNT $17.30 +3.65% ▲ ADSE $8.81 -10.38% ▼ AAP $47.92 +1.14% ▲ AEVA $8.60 -0.23% ▼ ALSN $113.09 -3.75% ▼ APTV $44.23 -0.11% ▼ ARBE $0.42 -0.36% ▼ ABG $206.67 +4.36% ▲ AML.L -0.88% ▼ AMV0.DE +2.17% ▲ AUR $4.23 -1.55% ▼ ALV $122.70 +0.00% ▲ AN $185.90 +3.85% ▲ AZO $3,253.01 +0.00% ▲ BMW.DE +0.61% ▲ BEEM $0.81 +0.00% ▲ BLNK $0.43 -1.09% ▼ BWA $51.75 -0.21% ▼ 5108.T +1.33% ▲ 1211.HK +2.70% ▲ CARG $33.79 +5.00% ▲ KMX $56.42 +0.00% ▲ CARS $11.68 +3.91% ▲ CVNA $72.00 -0.07% ▼ CHPT $9.88 -1.20% ▼ DAN $22.89 -0.95% ▼ DORM $139.33 +2.44% ▲ DRVN $12.72 +0.00% ▲ EVGO $1.85 +0.00% ▲ RACE $403.09 +0.00% ▲ F $12.60 +0.00% ▲ FRVIA.PA +3.79% ▲ GTX $20.22 -1.41% ▼ 0175.HK +1.53% ▲ GM $89.94 +0.02% ▲ GNTX $20.56 +3.47% ▲ GEST.MC +0.35% ▲ 2333.HK +1.04% ▲ GPI $269.79 +3.45% ▲ 2238.HK -0.26% ▼ HSAI $12.30 -0.65% ▼ HMC $34.29 +0.97% ▲ 005380.KS -3.14% ▼ INVZ $0.23 -0.22% ▼ KEMPOWR.HE +2.00% ▲ LEA $122.29 +2.81% ▲ 373220.KS -5.32% ▼ LI $11.18 +0.27% ▲ LNR.TO +2.25% ▲ LAD $309.66 +3.72% ▲ LKQ $19.93 +1.53% ▲ LCID $3.00 -1.15% ▼ MGA $65.52 +0.07% ▲ M&M.NS +1.37% ▲ MRE.TO +1.80% ▲ MARUTI.NS +1.69% ▲ 7261.T -0.37% ▼ MBGYY $11.42 +1.06% ▲ ML.PA +1.57% ▲ 7211.T -2.01% ▼ MBLY $5.65 -1.26% ▼ MOD $123.34 -0.13% ▼ NAAS $2.44 +3.83% ▲ NIO $3.19 -0.29% ▼ 7201.T -1.28% ▼ ORLY $90.70 -0.59% ▼ OPLN $39.60 +1.51% ▲ OPM.PA +3.13% ▲ OUST $28.22 -0.98% ▼ 6752.T +6.01% ▲ PAG $213.25 +0.53% ▲ PHIN $70.79 -4.25% ▼ PIRC.MI +0.75% ▲ PSNY $4.36 +0.23% ▲ PONY $4.62 -0.65% ▼ P911.DE +0.45% ▲ QS $4.02 +0.00% ▲ RNO.PA +0.76% ▲ RIVN $13.19 -0.20% ▼ 006400.KS -9.87% ▼ SAH $63.61 +0.60% ▲ STLA $4.72 -0.94% ▼ 7270.T -0.49% ▼ 5110.T +0.96% ▲ 7269.T +0.60% ▲ TSLA $403.82 -0.12% ▼ GT $4.44 +0.48% ▲ 5101.T +1.40% ▲ 5105.T -0.70% ▼ TM $195.83 +0.00% ▲ FR.PA +1.23% ▲ VVV $34.37 +0.00% ▲ VFS $3.15 -0.94% ▼ VC $76.05 +3.72% ▲ VOW3.DE +1.71% ▲ VOLCAR-B.ST -0.67% ▼ WBX $2.67 -2.91% ▼ WRD $4.28 +0.22% ▲ XPEV $9.57 -0.62% ▼ ACVA $10.50 ADNT $17.30 +3.65% ▲ ADSE $8.81 -10.38% ▼ AAP $47.92 +1.14% ▲ AEVA $8.60 -0.23% ▼ ALSN $113.09 -3.75% ▼ APTV $44.23 -0.11% ▼ ARBE $0.42 -0.36% ▼ ABG $206.67 +4.36% ▲ AML.L -0.88% ▼ AMV0.DE +2.17% ▲ AUR $4.23 -1.55% ▼ ALV $122.70 +0.00% ▲ AN $185.90 +3.85% ▲ AZO $3,253.01 +0.00% ▲ BMW.DE +0.61% ▲ BEEM $0.81 +0.00% ▲ BLNK $0.43 -1.09% ▼ BWA $51.75 -0.21% ▼ 5108.T +1.33% ▲ 1211.HK +2.70% ▲ CARG $33.79 +5.00% ▲ KMX $56.42 +0.00% ▲ CARS $11.68 +3.91% ▲ CVNA $72.00 -0.07% ▼ CHPT $9.88 -1.20% ▼ DAN $22.89 -0.95% ▼ DORM $139.33 +2.44% ▲ DRVN $12.72 +0.00% ▲ EVGO $1.85 +0.00% ▲ RACE $403.09 +0.00% ▲ F $12.60 +0.00% ▲ FRVIA.PA +3.79% ▲ GTX $20.22 -1.41% ▼ 0175.HK +1.53% ▲ GM $89.94 +0.02% ▲ GNTX $20.56 +3.47% ▲ GEST.MC +0.35% ▲ 2333.HK +1.04% ▲ GPI $269.79 +3.45% ▲ 2238.HK -0.26% ▼ HSAI $12.30 -0.65% ▼ HMC $34.29 +0.97% ▲ 005380.KS -3.14% ▼ INVZ $0.23 -0.22% ▼ KEMPOWR.HE +2.00% ▲ LEA $122.29 +2.81% ▲ 373220.KS -5.32% ▼ LI $11.18 +0.27% ▲ LNR.TO +2.25% ▲ LAD $309.66 +3.72% ▲ LKQ $19.93 +1.53% ▲ LCID $3.00 -1.15% ▼ MGA $65.52 +0.07% ▲ M&M.NS +1.37% ▲ MRE.TO +1.80% ▲ MARUTI.NS +1.69% ▲ 7261.T -0.37% ▼ MBGYY $11.42 +1.06% ▲ ML.PA +1.57% ▲ 7211.T -2.01% ▼ MBLY $5.65 -1.26% ▼ MOD $123.34 -0.13% ▼ NAAS $2.44 +3.83% ▲ NIO $3.19 -0.29% ▼ 7201.T -1.28% ▼ ORLY $90.70 -0.59% ▼ OPLN $39.60 +1.51% ▲ OPM.PA +3.13% ▲ OUST $28.22 -0.98% ▼ 6752.T +6.01% ▲ PAG $213.25 +0.53% ▲ PHIN $70.79 -4.25% ▼ PIRC.MI +0.75% ▲ PSNY $4.36 +0.23% ▲ PONY $4.62 -0.65% ▼ P911.DE +0.45% ▲ QS $4.02 +0.00% ▲ RNO.PA +0.76% ▲ RIVN $13.19 -0.20% ▼ 006400.KS -9.87% ▼ SAH $63.61 +0.60% ▲ STLA $4.72 -0.94% ▼ 7270.T -0.49% ▼ 5110.T +0.96% ▲ 7269.T +0.60% ▲ TSLA $403.82 -0.12% ▼ GT $4.44 +0.48% ▲ 5101.T +1.40% ▲ 5105.T -0.70% ▼ TM $195.83 +0.00% ▲ FR.PA +1.23% ▲ VVV $34.37 +0.00% ▲ VFS $3.15 -0.94% ▼ VC $76.05 +3.72% ▲ VOW3.DE +1.71% ▲ VOLCAR-B.ST -0.67% ▼ WBX $2.67 -2.91% ▼ WRD $4.28 +0.22% ▲ XPEV $9.57 -0.62% ▼
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Akebono Expands ProACT and EURO Brake Pad Coverage

November 3, 2026 · by APW Pipeline
Akebono Expands ProACT and EURO Brake Pad Coverage

Akebono Brake Corporation, manufacturer of ultra-premium ceramic brake pads, announces the release of five new part numbers across its ProACT® and EURO® product lines. The latest additions expand coverage for a range of Ford, Lincoln, Honda, Acura, Infiniti and Mercedes-Benz vehicles, reinforcing Akebono’s commitment to providing high-quality braking solutions for the evolving aftermarket.

The release includes three new ProACT part numbers and two new EURO part numbers, offering professional technicians and distributors additional coverage for popular vehicle applications. Engineered with Akebono’s advanced ceramic friction technology, both product lines deliver the quiet, clean and consistent braking performance customers have come to expect from Akebono, the company said.

New ProACT® Ultra-Premium Ceramic Brake Pad Applications:

• ACT2180: 2019–2024 Ford Edge and 2019–2021 Lincoln Nautilus.

• ACT2477A: 2023–2025 Honda Pilot. Includes premium stainless steel hardware.

• ACT2538A: 2021–2025 Acura TLX. Includes premium stainless steel hardware.

Akebono ProACT brake pads are engineered to deliver exceptional stopping performance, reduced brake dust and smooth, quiet operation, the company said. Designed to meet the demands of today’s vehicles, ProACT provides technicians with a “premium replacement solution that supports braking confidence and long-term customer satisfaction,” Akebono added.

New EURO® Ultra-Premium Ceramic Brake Pad Applications:

• EUR1646A: 2017–2019 Infiniti QX30 and select 2012–2020 Mercedes-Benz models. Includes premium stainless steel hardware.

• EUR2207A: 2019–2022 Mercedes-Benz A220 and 2020–2025 Mercedes-Benz CLA250. Includes premium stainless steel hardware.

Akebono EURO brake pads are specifically engineered for European vehicle applications, combining original equipment braking characteristics with the benefits of advanced ceramic friction technology, the company said. The EURO line offers reduced brake dust, minimal noise and dependable braking performance while helping maintain the refined driving experience European vehicle owners expect.

“Expanding our product coverage remains a key priority as we continue to support the changing needs of the aftermarket,” said Tommy Rivera, director of aftermarket, Akebono Brake Corporation. “These latest additions provide our customers with more opportunities to offer premium ceramic braking solutions across a wider range of vehicles, backed by the quality, innovation and performance associated with the Akebono brand.”