Disclosed herein is a vehicle tether clip which enables the coupling of latch jaws (13a) to a mounting hole of a pillar panel to be easily released by fastening a male screw member (30) to female screw holes (14) formed in hooks (13). Accordingly, the maintenance of the tether clip can be improved and the tether clip can be reused since the tether clip is not damaged during disassembly thereof.

A cushion 108 of an airbag device 100 includes: an inner inflating section 158 which convexly inflates toward the rear of a vehicle and which restrains the head 146 of an occupant 144 from the front of the vehicle; protrusions 124 and 126 which are provided to the sides of the inner inflating section 158 in a vehicle width direction and which are capable of inflating so as to protrude further toward the rear of the vehicle than the inner inflating section 158; and outer inflating sections 160 and 162 which are provided between the inner inflating section 158 and the protrusions 124 and 126 and which temporarily convexly inflate toward the rear of the vehicle within a smaller range than the expansion range of the inner inflating section 158 and the protrusions 124 and 126. The outer inflating sections 160 and 162 are squashed by the inner inflating section 158 and the protrusions 124 and 126 and, as a result, the protrusions 124 and 126 are in a posture of being pulled toward a side of the inner inflating section 158.

A cushion 108 of an airbag device 100 includes: an inner inflating section 158 which convexly inflates toward the rear of a vehicle and which restrains the head 146 of an occupant 144 from the front of the vehicle; protrusions 124 and 126 which are provided to the sides of the inner inflating section 158 in a vehicle width direction and which are capable of inflating so as to protrude further toward the rear of the vehicle than the inner inflating section 158; and outer inflating sections 160 and 162 which are provided between the inner inflating section 158 and the protrusions 124 and 126 and which temporarily convexly inflate toward the rear of the vehicle within a smaller range than the expansion range of the inner inflating section 158 and the protrusions 124 and 126. The outer inflating sections 160 and 162 are squashed by the inner inflating section 158 and the protrusions 124 and 126 and, as a result, the protrusions 124 and 126 are in a posture of being pulled toward a side of the inner inflating section 158.

Provided is an occupant protection device which is disposed side by side with an under-cover of an instrument panel and has a harness connected to an inflator disposed on a front side of the under-cover in a vehicle traveling direction to protect a knee portion of an occupant, including a case having a side wall on which the harness is disposed, and a protrusion configured to extend from the side wall of the case toward a front of the under-cover in forward and backward direction of a vehicle, to come in contact with the under-cover, and to restrict movement of the under-cover to the front side in the forward and backward direction of the vehicle.

Provided is an occupant protection device which is disposed side by side with an under-cover of an instrument panel and has a harness connected to an inflator disposed on a front side of the under-cover in a vehicle traveling direction to protect a knee portion of an occupant, including a case having a side wall on which the harness is disposed, and a protrusion configured to extend from the side wall of the case toward a front of the under-cover in forward and backward direction of a vehicle, to come in contact with the under-cover, and to restrict movement of the under-cover to the front side in the forward and backward direction of the vehicle.

A pedestrian protection airbag apparatus includes an exterior front side airbag, and an exterior rear side airbag. The exterior front side airbag is disposed in a front portion of a side sill of a vehicle, and configured to, upon being supplied with gas, be expanded and deployed along a side surface of the vehicle. The exterior rear side airbag is disposed in a rear portion of the side sill of the vehicle, and configured to, upon being supplied with gas, be expanded and deployed along the side surface of the vehicle. An upper end portion of the exterior front side airbag is disposed lower than an upper end portion of the exterior rear side airbag.

A pedestrian protection airbag apparatus includes an exterior front side airbag, and an exterior rear side airbag. The exterior front side airbag is disposed in a front portion of a side sill of a vehicle, and configured to, upon being supplied with gas, be expanded and deployed along a side surface of the vehicle. The exterior rear side airbag is disposed in a rear portion of the side sill of the vehicle, and configured to, upon being supplied with gas, be expanded and deployed along the side surface of the vehicle. An upper end portion of the exterior front side airbag is disposed lower than an upper end portion of the exterior rear side airbag.

A tether clip includes: a clip body including a panel anchor part and a trim anchor portion, a head anchor part capable of being combined with the trim anchor portion, and a tether connecting the clip body and the head anchor part.

A tether clip includes: a clip body including a panel anchor part and a trim anchor portion, a head anchor part capable of being combined with the trim anchor portion, and a tether connecting the clip body and the head anchor part.

A trim module is disclosed for a pillar of a motor vehicle, in particular for an A-pillar of a motor car. The trim module includes a trim body, a basic body configured to connect to the pillar, a latch and a jointed connection. The trim body includes a pivot portion pivotable about the jointed connection and facing the interior of the motor vehicle. The basic body includes a connecting portion, a bearing portion and a support portion. The support portion is formed in the direction of the pivot portion. The pivot portion, the bearing portion and the support portion form a first receiving region for an inflatable airbag. The pivot portion and the bearing portion are detachably connected to one another by the latch and the jointed connection is formed on the side of the support portion facing away from the first receiving region.