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Li Auto ONE Big Brake Kit Upgrade / TTSPORT Classic 8705

by LinLynn 16 Jul 2026

The Li Auto ONE is a big vehicle — around 2,300 kg curb weight — and its stock brakes show it. Hard stops are fine, but the everyday, low-speed pedal application that drivers actually use most often feels soft and vague, which on a heavy three-row SUV translates into a "can't quite stop it" sensation. This case follows a well-known car enthusiast's Li Auto ONE getting a full front-and-rear TTSPORT big brake kit to fix exactly that.

Li Auto ONE with TTSPORT front six-piston big brake kit installed behind the wheel

The build runs a front TT8705 monobloc six-piston caliper with a 380x34mm rotor, and a rear TT6411 four-piston caliper with a 380x28mm rotor plus a dedicated TTSPORT electronic parking brake caliper — a front-six/rear-four setup on 20-inch wheels.

Vehicle & Kit Specs

Here's the full hardware breakdown for this Li Auto ONE build.

Item Specification
Vehicle Li Auto ONE, full-size SUV, ~2,300 kg curb weight, 20-inch wheels
Front caliper TTSPORT TT8705 monobloc six-piston caliper, 55.0 cm² total piston area, 3.60 kg per caliper
Front rotor 380 x 34mm high-carbon steel heat-treated drilled rotor
Rear caliper TTSPORT TT6411 four-piston caliper
Rear rotor 380 x 28mm high-carbon steel heat-treated drilled rotor
Parking brake TTSPORT electronic parking brake (EPB) caliper, retains factory EPB function
Lines TTSPORT stainless steel brake lines
TTSPORT TT8705 monobloc six-piston caliper mounted on the Li Auto ONE front axle

The TT8705 caliper is a monobloc (one-piece) design rather than a bolted two-piece body, which cuts down on flex under load. With six pistons spread across the caliper, clamping force lands more evenly across the pad — a straightforward mechanical answer to the soft initial pedal feel a heavy SUV struggles with on stock hardware.

Why It Works

  • A monobloc caliper body flexes less than a stock floating caliper under hard braking, which firms up initial pedal feel instead of the pedal "giving" before the pads bite.
  • Bigger rotors (380mm front and rear) carry more mass and surface area, giving the system more thermal capacity to resist fade on repeated stops with a heavy SUV.
  • Six pistons up front versus a smaller stock piston count spreads clamping force more evenly across the pad, improving modulation rather than just peak bite.
  • Pairing the rear performance caliper with a dedicated TTSPORT EPB caliper keeps the electronic parking brake working after the upgrade — no loss of factory function.

Installation Gallery

FAQ

Why did this Li Auto ONE need a brake upgrade?
At roughly 2,300 kg curb weight, the Li Auto ONE's stock brakes felt soft during normal, everyday pedal application even though hard stops were acceptable. That soft initial bite is what pushed the owner to upgrade.
What brake hardware is in this TTSPORT kit?
The front axle gets a TTSPORT TT8705 monobloc six-piston caliper (55.0 cm² total piston area, 3.60 kg per caliper) with a 380x34mm high-carbon heat-treated drilled rotor. The rear axle uses a TTSPORT TT6411 four-piston caliper with a 380x28mm rotor of the same type, plus a TTSPORT electronic parking brake (EPB) caliper and stainless steel brake lines.
Does the rear kit still work with the electronic parking brake?
Yes. TTSPORT pairs the TT6411 rear performance caliper with its own electronic parking brake caliper, so the factory EPB function is retained alongside the upgraded rear brake.
What wheel size was used for this install?
This case was installed on the vehicle's 20-inch wheels.

Need fitment confirmation? Choose the closest TTSPORT series or send your vehicle, wheel size, and intended use before ordering.

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