Johnson Controls Technology Company

Adient Luxembourg Holding S.a.r.l.

Kenneth M Clark

Kurt A Seibold

Rick A Anderson

David Paul Thimm

Eric Bernard Michalak

Brennon L White

Craig David Flowerday

Ornela Zekavica

Charles Beasley

Richard S Duff

Nathan Caruss

Raza Ahmed Bashir

Dalibor Dimovski

Mark S Milner

Daniel James Sakkinen

Michael John Thomas

David B Fry

Adam W Callif

Bernd Uwe Zimmerbeutel

Linh H Pham

Emery Jay Zadina

Bradley A Beers

Nicholas Petouhoff

Alexander Saveski

Jeff Laho

Jennifer Carlson

L Robert Hamelink

Kermit M Anderson

David Hayes

David Allen

Robert J Hicks

Dale Gort

Michael M Warsaw

Eric D Rennie

Mason Pike

Keith A Bonnes

John C Ickes

John Brett

Alex Saveski

Gregg Ronald Laframboise

James Hollowood

Omela Zekavica

Ganesh Sankaran

Joseph Francis Porsniewski

Beau Loren Anderson

Steve Clark

James P LeFevre

Alan Boyko

E J Zadina

Giovanni Shin

J Peter Cansfield

Patricia White

Curt R Johnson

Dan Ridgeway

Darin R Billot

Brad Feiler

Anthony Spadaro

Mark Anthony Harris

Craig D Flowerday

Joseph Francis Prosniewski

A seat arrangement, particularly for a vehicle, that includes a second row seat arrangement. The second row seat arrangement includes a first seat, a second seat and a third seat. The first seat can be stored such that direct access to a third row seat arrangement is not limited by the second row seat arrangement. In a two row vehicle, the second row seat arrangement with the first seat stored provides extra space in the second row for placing cargo.

Seat arrangement

A head restraint may include a support structure with an opening, adjustable flexible elongated members, and an adjustment mechanism. The elongated members may be attached to the support structure, may span the opening in the support structure, and may be configured to support a user's head. The adjustment mechanism may be configured to at least one of automatically and/or manually adjust tension of at least portions of the elongated members spanning the opening.

Adjustable head restraint

A vehicle seat for providing seating for an occupant within a vehicle may include an anchoring mechanism and a reversible seat cushion. The reversible seat cushion may be configured to be reversible between a seating position and a storage position and to be removable from and attachable to the anchoring mechanism in each of the seating position and the storage position. The reversible seat cushion may include a seating side and a storage side. In the seating position, the seating side may be exposed to provide support beneath the occupant and the storage side is concealed. In the storage position, the storage side may be exposed to provide a storage area and the seating side is concealed.

Vehicle seat

According to various embodiments, a vehicle seat track cover includes a substrate configured to be positioned over a seat track and a slot formed along the substrate. The slot is configured to facilitate passage of a seat support from the seat track to a vehicle seat.

Vehicle seat track cover

A passenger seating system () for a vehicle () comprising a seat back (), a seat cushion (), and a seat base (). The passenger seating system () may be configured to utilize, expose and/or create various storage areas. The storage areas may be located on or within the seat back (), the seat cushion (), and/or the seat base (). Other storage areas may be utilized, exposed and/or created by configuring the passenger seating system () in particular positions with vehicle interior components, such as a glove box.

Vehicle seating system and cabin

An article attachment system for a vehicle includes an elongated rail attached to the interior of the vehicle. The rail has a partially enclosed space with at least one slide interface and a series of projections. A bracket engages the rail for mounting at least one article to the rail. A positioning device engages the bracket and has at least one extension movable between an engaged position for securing the article to the rail and a released position for moving the article relative to the rail.

Article attachment system

A low profile floor console for a vehicle includes a pair of end walls. In a lowered position, the console permits pass through between two spaced apart vehicle seats. When raised, fabric or netting attached, together with the end walls define a storage area. In the preferred embodiment, an add-on module fits over the raised end walls to provide a rigid storage area, and additional functionality, such as a tray, a power port, cup holders, change bins, and the like. The lid of the module may be configured for sliding or pivotal movement to allow access to the interior thereof. Also in the preferred embodiment, the floor console is constructed to trim out a parking brake assembly. In various alternate embodiments, the floor console end walls may be constructed to provide additional functionality, such as internal map pockets, and the console system may be arranged for use at different locations within the vehicle, such as in the cargo area. The add-on console modules may additionally provide a variety of functionality besides storage, such as a cooler, a kid's module, a baby module, an infotainment module, a work module, and the like. Two or more of the floor consoles of the present invention may be used between different seating rows within a vehicle or at other locations in the vehicle.

Floor console

A console system which may translate longitudinally in a vehicle includes a forward end which is capable of being at least partially nested with a vehicle instrument panel. The range of movement may extend to the front seats or further toward the rear of the vehicle to provide functionality for occupants of second or even third row seats. The translation mechanism preferably includes a track similar to those employed in the vehicle art for manual seat adjustment. In the most preferred embodiment, a storage drawer is included in the instrument panel which may be used when the console is in any position, including its nested position.

Sliding and nesting console system

A modular system for a vehicle is provided which includes one or more elongated members adapted to be coupled to an interior portion of a vehicle, where one or more removable articles are configured for attachment to one or more of the members and a utility system provides utilities to the articles. One or more holders are positioned to align with the members and are coupled to the articles for attaching the articles to one or more of the members.

Modular system for a vehicle

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Howell, MI, United States of America

Kenneth M Clark