1-1 Seat Belts 19 Seat Belt Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR) Function During the sharp turn, emergency braking and collision process, or when the occupant leans forward too quickly, the seat belt automatically locks to effectively restrain and protect the occupant. When the vehicle travels smoothly, seat belts are pulled out and retracted as the occupants move slowly and smoothly, allowing the occupants to move freely. 1 Safety If the seat belt locks due to sudden retraction, pull on the seat belt webbing to create retractable slack in order to pull out the seat belt.
Seat Belt Pretensioner and Force Limiter Function* When a severe front collision occurs and the triggering conditions of the pretensioner are met, the pretensioner quickly retracts part of the seat belt and locks it to improve the protection of the occupant. The force limiter limits the seat-belt restraint force to the occupant’s body to a certain extent so as to avoid injury to the occupant due to an excessive restraint force. Seat Belt Pretensioning by Motor* The seat belt automatically retracts in a hazardous situation to effectively secure the driver and passengers, and automatically returns to its relaxed state after the hazardous situation is resolved.
Webbing Pretensioning When the vehicle is started and the occupants fasten their seat belts, the motor drives the webbing to retract to reduce the possible excessive slack of seat belts.