A vehicle seating assembly includes a seatback. The seatback includes a rear portion and a substantially horizontal strap including first and second ends fixed to the rear portion. The substantially horizontal strap further includes an intermediate attachment area fixed to the rear portion between the first and second ends.

A vehicle storage system includes a base that is configured to be disposed on seating assemblies within a rear seating space. A first partition is coupled to the base, and the first partition extends along a first edge of the base. A second partition is spaced from the first partition. The second partition is coupled to the base and extends along a second opposing edge of the base. A cross member is coupled to a top edge of each of the first partition and the second partition. The cross member extends adjacent to a headliner.

A vehicle headrest safe is disclosed which is used in conjunction with the seat of the automobile. The headrest safe includes an exterior housing with a front surface, a rear surface, a left side surface, a right side surface, a top surface, and a bottom surface. The exterior housing includes a pivoting door. The headrest safe also includes a hollow metal container positioned within the interior of the exterior housing. The container has a main portion and a container door. The container also has a reciprocating gun tray coupled directly to the container door. The exterior housing door has a biometric lock.

An alternative seating arrangement of a vehicle with a variety of vehicle restraints and occupant safety systems that are associated with the alternative seating arrangement. Many embodiments include rear facing and side facing seats.

A vehicular storage arrangement includes a storage compartment, a resiliently normally bendable divider for dividing the storage compartment, and a mount for the divider in the storage compartment. The mount is configured to make slidable peripheral engagement with the divider, under which the mount is configured to support the divider in a mounted position, and urge the divider to normally bend in the mounted position, thereby tightening the slidable peripheral engagement.

An under seat storage box for positioning under the rear seat of pickup truck. The storage box includes an elongated bin having a floor and sidewalls that cooperate to define a receiving chamber for receiving and storing items therein. A divider engaged with the bin and divides the receiving chamber into multiple compartments. A mesh net is engaged with the divider, and the mesh net is captively retained with the bin by the divider when the divider is in an engaged position. The mesh net removable from the bin and the divider when he divider is in a disengaged position.

The present technology relates generally to movable personal electronic device (PED) holder assemblies that can be attached to seat-back assemblies mounted on vehicle seats, such as in an airplane, train, bus, or other vehicle. The PED holder assembly can be partially inserted into the seat-back pocket or set on top of a surface and has a receiving portion that extends down from a clip portion. The receiving portion includes legs extending down from the clip, a support portion, and retention shoulders, and is configured to receive and hold onto a PED without need for user involvement after placing the PED in a receiving area. Further, the receiving portion is configured to not impede access to the tray table locking mechanism on a seat-back assembly and is configured to allow the tray table to be moved from a folded-up position to a folded-down position without having to move the PED holder.

An enclosure system for vehicles may include a body with mounting points for mounting the body in a passenger compartment of a vehicle and adapted to fit under a bench seat in the vehicle. The body may include multiple walls coupled together and may couple with one or more doors. For example, the one or more doors may couple with the body with one or more hinges and may close over a top of the body to form one or more cavities in which items may be stored. The enclosure system may also include one or more locking mechanisms for coupling the doors in a closed position and securing the cavities and items within the cavities.

An interior system for a vehicle includes a seating assembly that is coupled to the vehicle. An armrest corresponding with and in a spaced-relationship with the seating assembly is operable to translate in a seating assembly-lateral direction from a first position to a second position. In the first position of the armrest, the armrest is a first distance from the seating assembly. In the second position of the armrest, the armrest is a second distance from the seating assembly. The first distance is greater than the second distance.

A seatback pad holder apparatus for storing dashboard foot pads and other items includes a rear panel having a rear top side, a rear bottom side, a rear front side, a rear back side, a rear left side, and a rear right side. A plurality of rest pads is coupled to the rear panel. Each rest pad is selectively removable and placed within the vehicle for user comfort. A front panel is coupled to the rear panel and selectively covers the rear front side. A pair of headrest mount straps is coupled to the rear panel. Each headrest mount strap is coupled to the rear top side and configured to engage a pair of posts of a headrest of the vehicle. A stability strap is coupled to the rear panel and extends from the rear left side to the rear right side to engage a seat back of the vehicle.