Lear Corporation

Johnson Controls Technology Company

David Kazyak

Mladen Humer

Arjun Yetukuri

Paul S Severinski

Karl Henn

William Shawn Brewer

Jasmine Pizana

Michael Leighton

Mark Weaver

Anthony Mollica

Vasile E Bozintan

Ganesh T Ramaseshadri

Simon Moore

Ray Scott

Todd M Tommelein

Jeff Jones

A vehicle having at least one cargo pod. The cargo pod may be rolled into and out of a cargo area of the vehicle. The cargo pod may include at least one battery. The battery may be selectively connectable to a vehicle power network. The battery may be disposed proximate a base of the cargo pod.

Vehicle having a cargo pod

A system and method for positioning a seat arrangement in a vehicle having a front seat arrangement and a rear seat arrangement includes moving the rear seat arrangement rearward relative to the vehicle when a plurality of criteria are met, including at least one criterion related to occupancy of the rear seat arrangement and at least one criterion related to a likelihood of impact into the vehicle from behind the vehicle. The rear seat arrangement is not moved rearward when at least one of the criteria is not met.

System and method for positioning a vehicle seat

A track assembly for a vehicle seat includes a first track member and a reinforcing member. The first track member has a first portion defining a first set of apertures configured to receive a locking device. The reinforcing member, which may be in the form of a plate, is coupled to the first portion and defines a second set of apertures corresponding to the first set of apertures. The second set of apertures are also configured to receive the locking device. The reinforcing member is configured to reinforce the first track member in an area around and between the first set of apertures.

Vehicle seat track

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Brighton, MI, United States of America

David Kazyak