Automotive supplier ZF's new airbag technology can be packaged behind a display in the steering wheel, and they swear it's safe. Somewhere out there, research is showing automotive suppliers like ...

One key symbol you need to be aware of is a round steering wheel symbol with an exclamation ... Another key warning light is the airbag warning light which is indicated by a sitting person with ...

Take a look at the steering wheel in your car. No matter how cheap or expensive the model you drive is, chances are it is equipped with a driver airbag smackdown in the middle of the wheel.

but ZF has just unveiled a new steering wheel airbag that deploys from the top side of the wheel, allowing for more design freedom. The new steering wheel and airbag have been created by ZF Lifete ...

ZF’s Lifetec division claims a new innovation on positioning of the driver airbag on the steering wheel opens up options for design and new materials for the steering wheel – a vital HMI area ...

A new steering wheel design has been developed to help keep up with modern car interiors by the team at ZF Lifetec. Despite revolutionising in-car safety, every airbag fitted to a vehicle in the ...

However, an airbag is designed with the assumption that you're both wearing your seatbelt, and are seated a reasonable distance from the steering wheel it deploys from. When an airbag deploys from ...

It can also save your airbag from theft, another quick and easy thing thieves can steal from your parked vehicle. For more information on the best steering wheel locks, refer to our table of contents.

We are running the steering wheel’s spokes behind the instrumentation and airbag.” Video by Bugatti When you turn the wheel while cornering, the instrument cluster remains front and center ...

America’s NHTSA safety authority issued a statement that said “certain vehicles may contain a sport or M-sport steering wheel equipped with a Takata driver’s front airbag module that ...

Here's the latest in-car steering wheel screen tech from ZF, which—apparently—doesn't get in the way of the airbag. What did we expect? Screens have been working their way into more features ...