Tokyo Motor Show 2013: Suppliers display safety systems and new lighting

Technologies for higher fuel economy, and new seat concepts

2013/12/25

Summary
Powertrains and associated components
Technologies and systems for better fuel economy
Lightweight and Low-cost Components
Seats used on new models and seats based on new concepts
New lighting equipment and lighting of the future
Safety equipment

Summary

Summary

The 43rd Tokyo Motor Show was held from November 20th to December 1st, 2013. This report covers suppliers' exhibitions for powertrains, technologies to improve fuel economy, seats, lighting and safety equipment for vehicles powered by internal combustion engines. Components for EVs and HVs are covered in a separate report. Denso and Bosch each introduced management systems which improves fuel economy of gasoline direct-injection engine and diesel engine. Toyota Boshoku, Tachi-S, TS Tech and NHK Spring introduced seats that are newly used on new models along with seats designed under new concepts. Koito Manufacturing and Stanley Electric introduced next-generation lighting systems that use innovative lighting patterns and laser lights.

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