A device for improving the accessibility to the space below a vehicle seat (1) and thus its use as a storage space. The device enables the position of the seat (1) or a seat guide (2) with the seat (1) arranged above to be moved in the direction of the front of the vehicle (7) such that accessibility to the stowage space which is in the form of a receiving container (6) or a support is ensured.

The present disclosure provides a seat control system for a vehicle, which may sense whether passengers have been seated on a front seat and a rear seat, and easily implement sleep and rest postures of the front seat and the rear seat through the height adjustment, the reclining adjustment, and the like of the front seat and the rear seat according to the sensed result.

A zero-gravity seat comprises a seat base, a seat back, a front support frame, and a rear support frame. Upper ends of the front support frame and the rear support frame are respectively hinge-connected to front and rear ends of the seat base. Lower ends of the front support frame and the rear support frame are respectively hinge-connected to a seat mounting base. A lower end of the seat back can rotate around a rear end portion of the seat base. When the seat back and the seat base rotate in a linked manner, a small step difference or even no step difference is present between a lower end portion of the seat back and the upper end surface of the seat base such that the back of the occupant conforms to the seat back, thereby ensuring the comfort of a ride.

A vehicle seat comprises an underframe; a backrest with a backrest frame; and a flange on each side of the backrest. Each flange is mounted so as to pivot relative to the backrest frame about a first transverse axis, and relative to the underframe about a second transverse axis.

A seat position adjusting device for a vehicle may integrate a seatback reclining mechanism and a mechanism for realizing a comfort relaxation posture into one simplified mechanism. The seat position adjusting device includes: a seatback frame and a seat cushion frame connected to each other at a predetermined seating angle; a fixed rail mounted on a bottom surface of a rear end portion of the seat cushion frame to be inclined upward and forward; a moving rail mounted to the fixed rail to be movable forward and backward; a pair of support frames mounted on a floor panel; a front link hinge-coupled between a bottom surface of a front end portion of the seat cushion frame and a front end portion of an associated one of the support frames; and one or more support links hinge-coupled between the moving rail and the associated one of the support frames.

A vehicle seat may have adjustment kinematics and a drive device for driving the adjustment kinematics. The adjustment kinematics may have at least one movable rocker and a transverse tube which is mounted rotatably about an axis of rotation. An end region of the rocker may be connected to the transverse tube for rotation therewith. A toothed segment which is curved about the axis of rotation may be connected to the transverse tube for rotation therewith, and, in order to drive the adjustment kinematics, the toothed segment is rotatable about the axis of rotation by the drive device.

A vehicle seat may have a seat substructure, at least one backrest, and a fastening arrangement for fastening the seat substructure to a base, in particular to a longitudinal adjuster. The seat substructure may have at least two side carriers and a transverse profile, in particular a front transverse tube, connected to the side carriers. The seat substructure may have at least one deformation element for limiting a force acting on the fastening arrangement, in particular a force introduced into the seat substructure via the transverse profile.

A seat of a vehicle comprising a seat base, fixation means for fixing to the floor of a vehicle, a front connecting rod pivoting along a first axis at the fixation means and along a second axis at the base, a lower rear connecting rod pivoting along a third axis at the fixation means, an upper rear connecting rod pivoting along a fourth axis at the base and along a fifth axis at the lower rear connecting rod, a locking means able to transition: from a locked state, wherein it prevents the rotation of the lower rear connecting rod in relation to the upper rear connecting rod, to an unlocked state, wherein it enables the rotation of the lower rear connecting rod in relation to the upper rear connecting rod, and conversely.

A vehicle seat includes first and second sub-seatbacks also provided as first and second seat cushions mounted on a main seatback to be rotatable in forward-rearward directions. A forward facing position in which an occupant is accommodated while viewing forward and a rearward facing position in which the occupant is accommodated while viewing rearward is easily realized, in response to forward and rearward rotation of the first sub-seatback and the second sub-seatback also provided as first and second seat cushions. Furthermore, a full-bed mode in which the seat is horizontally spread like a bed, a cushion tip-up mode in which the entirety of the seat is positioned upright for ensuring freight loading and an occupant entering and exiting passage, and the like are realized.

A vehicle seat includes: a seat frame that serves as at least a portion of a skeletal structure; a fixed bracket that is fixed on the indoor wall, the fixed bracket including a connection part having a connection surface that is substantially orthogonal to a seat width direction and extending in a substantially vertical direction; a link member in which one end is swingably connected with the connection part and the other end is connected with the seat frame, the link member being swingable in a direction substantially parallel with the seat width direction set as a swinging center axis; and a regulation part which extends from the connection part in a direction substantially parallel with the swinging center axis, the regulation part being configured to regulate, by abutting on the link member in the seat front-and-rear direction, that the link member swings beyond a preset swinging range.