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 ...

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

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

Over the course of automotive history, few inventions have saved more lives than the three-point seat belt. While seat belt ...

Three-point seat belts were first introduced by the automaker, back in 1959; rear-facing child seats arrived in 1972; ...

Volvo says the operation of the multi-adaptive belt is based on a database of more than 80,000 occupants involved in collisions, and over-the-air updates will help the brand refine it over time.

Volvo is set to enhance vehicle safety with the introduction of an adaptive seat belt in its upcoming fully electric EX60, ...

The new seat belts can take into account factors such as the wearer's height, weight, body shape and seating position, along ...

More than 65 years after engineer Nils Bohlin invented the modern three-point safety belt for Volvo , the Swedish automaker ...

The technology, which will debut in the EX60 midsize electric SUV, was co-patented by Volvo and German supplier ZF.

Volvo engineer Nils Bohlin created the three-point seatbelt and offered the design plans for free to automakers around the world. Since its introduction, the relatively simple but game-changing design ...

Volvo EX60 introduces revolutionary safety belts that self-adapt to passenger bodies and the severity of the crash and can be ...