Autoliv and Geely to Develop Advanced Safety Technology For Future Vehicles

Autoliv, Geely Partner to Develop Advanced Safety Technology

The objective is to develop products that will meet the future demand for safer vehicles and to save more lives.

Autoliv China, a subsidiary of Autoliv Inc., and Geely Auto Group, a leading global automobile manufacturer, have entered a strategic cooperation agreement to develop advanced safety technology for future vehicles. The collaboration includes a system approach to automotive safety and will cover 16 technologies. The objective is to develop products that will meet the future demand for safer vehicles and to save more lives.

The new cooperation between Autoliv and Geely is expected to accelerate the launch of new advanced safety technologies to the market. The scope of the cooperation includes safety for high-level autonomous driving, intelligent steering wheel technology, a 360-degree occupant safety system, and the development of a sustainable leather replacement.

“The new cooperation between Autoliv and Geely shows our common intention to speed up the process of going to market with new safety technology that will save more lives. Geely is a strong player in a very dynamic and transformative industry, and I am pleased that we have established this cooperation in China. Our shared commitment to sustainability underpins and supports our collaboration,” said Sng Yih, president, Autoliv China.

“This strategic collaboration marks another milestone for Geely and Autoliv and gives us the opportunity to create cars with a new level of safety technology. Through our close cooperation, both Geely and Autoliv can increase our respective innovation capacity and technical competitiveness in the automotive market,” said Guowang Kang, vice president, Geely Auto.

Autoliv and Geely first began working together in 2002, and since that time have generated numerous advanced technologies, including a pre-pretensioner seatbelt and a steering wheel with hands off detection technology. The new collaboration is non-exclusive, according to the two companies.

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