Driving towards affordable safety – for all
At the forefront of technology, TRW’s OE business has emerged from the global economic crisis as a success story, well on the road towards providing affordable safety - for all.
Global communications director, Lynette Jackson, summed up TRW’s philosophy: “Our commitment to constant innovation continues to deliver a leading technology portfolio, taking us ever closer to the goal of affordable safety for the car driving public as a whole.”
Take a closer look at some of TRW’s technologies:
Electric Parking Brake (EPB)
- Developed in house
- Launched in 2001
- 10 million units produced for manufacturers such as BMW, Volvo, Ford, Renault and VAG’s Audi
- Forecast to be standard on one in five of all European-built vehicles by 2015*
- The system uses electrical cables and a control switch to simplify routing
- Complementary repair and reset equipment - service tool, TRW easycheck
Self-Adaptive Load Limiter (SALL)
- SALL automatically adapts to different passenger body sizes
- Operates without the need for sensors, so cost effective
- For rear seat occupants
- In production on Mercedes E Class
*TRW’s forecast based on vehicle manufacturer data
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