Electronic stability control builds the foundation for SAFER ROADS

How a mechanically simple idea has kept cars stable for decades, and why it can still evolve for an autonomous future.

Since debuting in 1995, Bosch's electronic stability program (ESP) has become one of the most essential safety features in modern vehicles. It's now a standard on nearly every new car sold in America and has been deployed in over 350 million vehicles worldwide.

ESP is more than just legacy tech. It's the foundation behind advanced driver assistance, motion control and a more automated future.