It snowed last night and when I drove to work in the morning, the brakes made a crunching sound!

Can the Ousheng be optioned with an electronic parking brake and a 48V dual generator from the factory? I saw a video last night showing the new car equipped with an electronic parking brake, so I'm here to ask the experts.

The 2023 standard version Rubicon has an issue where if it's left for two nights, the brake pedal becomes very hard in the morning when I press it to start the car. I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue with their Jeep. I went to the 4S dealership, and they checked the vacuum pressure, which was at 620 and held for a morning without any signs of leakage. Is using a smoke machine the only way to check it? Sigh 😮‍💨

When your car is idling or waiting at a red light, can you hear a "ta-ta-ta" sound? I notice it every night after work when it's quiet, and it's really annoying. It's the same "ta-ta-ta" sound even if I rev the engine in neutral. The frequency of the sound is the same at different RPMs as when it's idling. Not sure what the issue is.

It snowed last night and when I drove to work in the morning, the brakes made a crunching sound!

It was working fine yesterday, but this morning it won't start. Does anyone know what could be the problem? Could it be because of the low temperature last night? The starter seems weak. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Hey fellow car enthusiasts, I have a 2021 Jeep Compass and the brakes make a screeching sound when the car is cold, especially in the morning. The noise is quite loud. Has anyone else experienced this? Any advice would be appreciated. 🙏

When the car is not started, the brake works, but after starting, the brake pedal goes straight to the floor. What could be the issue?

There is a "clunk" sound when applying the brakes to stop.

Braking Dipping. I'm considering getting a standard 911. After a test drive of the 4S, I noticed a braking dipping issue. Even if I slowly release the brakes at the last moment, there's still a forward lurch just before coming to a stop. My current Mercedes doesn't have this issue, and neither did the Panamera I test drove earlier. Is it a matter of selecting the wrong mode, or is the car designed this way?

I drove for about an hour at night, and the battery warning light came on. Then I stopped driving. The next day, when I drove again, the warning light was off. Can you tell me what's going on and if it's serious? Thanks.