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Volvo’s new seatbelts use real-time data to adapt to different body types

Volvo’s new seatbelts use real-time data to adapt to different body types

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June 5, 2025, 7:00 AM

  • Volvo is introducing a new "multi-adaptive safety belt" that uses real-time data from the vehicle's sensors to better protect occupants.
  • The new safety belt expands load-limiting profiles and increases settings to tailor performance based on specific situations and individuals.
  • Sensor data will customize seatbelts based on a person's height, weight, body shape, and seating position.
  • The new seatbelts will debut in the Volvo EX60, the automaker's mid-sized electric SUV.

Volvo, known for its commitment to safety, is launching a major upgrade to the seatbelt. The new "multi-adaptive safety belt" uses vehicle sensor data to enhance occupant protection. This innovative technology adjusts the seatbelt's performance based on individual characteristics and crash dynamics. The seatbelts are set to debut in the new Volvo EX60 electric SUV, showcasing Volvo's continued dedication to safety advancements.

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