This utility model relates to the field of automotive parts technology, specifically an automotive
brake disc, including an outer disc body and an inner disc body disposed on the back of the outer disc body. A connecting member is disposed between the outer disc body and the inner disc body. The outer disc body has several first heat dissipation holes, which are connected to the interior of a heat dissipation cavity. This automotive
brake disc, through the coordinated use of the outer disc body, inner disc body, heat dissipation cavity, connecting member, first heat dissipation holes, mounting part, mounting hole, and second heat dissipation holes, allows for rapid
heat generation due to friction between the
brake disc and brake pads during braking. The heat dissipation grooves, first heat dissipation holes, and second heat dissipation holes on the surfaces of the outer and inner disc bodies, with their unique structure and
layout, guide air to form a complex
airflow when the brake disc rotates, increasing the
contact time and area between the air and the brake disc surface, significantly improving heat exchange efficiency and enhancing heat dissipation performance. Furthermore, the heat dissipation grooves increase the effective heat dissipation area of the brake disc.