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Volvo introduces world’s 1st multi-adaptive seat belt

2026 Volvo EX60 Debuts New Seatbelt Design That Adapts to You

Volvo is introducing a new seatbelt design that it says is a major safety improvement over the modern three-point safety belt. The new design is a smart seatbelt that uses sensors to adapt to your body and will use OTA updates to improve over time.

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Volvo introduces world’s first multi-adaptive seat belt

Volvo, the company known for selling the first car with a three-point seat belt, says it is taking vehicle safety to a new level with the introduction of the world’s first multi-adaptive seat belt.The multi-adaptive seat belt uses data from a car’s interior and exterior sensors which adapts the settings of the belt’s pretensioner towards the individual’s profile,

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Volvo’s smart seatbelt adapts to your body in real-time

Volvo will debut a next-gen seatbelt system in its upcoming EX60, utilizing smart sensors and adaptive technology to tailor crash protection

After 66 Years of the Same Old Seatbelt, Volvo Tries Something New

Volvo EX60 will feature multi-adaptive safety belts, designed to optimize themselves for different crash conditions, body ...

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Volvo's new seat-belt adapts to occupant's height, weight, position

In a crash, and “in less than the blink of an eye,” Volvo says, the belt system uses data from various exterior and interior ...

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Volvo Takes The World's Biggest Safety Technology Another Step Into The Future

Called the multi-adaptive safety belt, this will be the first of its kind, highlighting Volvo's penchant for safety ...

Volvo launches the first smart seatbelt that uses sensors to provide the perfect tension

Volvo can claim to be part of the very history of the humble seatbelt, considering Swedish engineer and Volvo employee Nils Bohlin perfected his three-point harness with the company way back in the ...

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