In a car crash we have side airbags for side impacts but in cases where there are two or more passengers in the rear, they can end up hitting each other. Toyota’s solution for this is a new rear-seat center airbag which deploys between the rear passenger seats. It is fitted in a fixed rear-seat center console, and will debut in a production Toyota soon. Another first in the world of airbags for Toyota recently was the Toyota iQ’s rear curtain airbag, necessary because the rear passengers are so near the rear window.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments generally acknowledge the innovation of Toyota's rear center airbag, with many emphasizing its safety benefits and encouraging proper use of seatbelts. Some note that airbags are supplementary and rely on seatbelt use to be effective. There is skepticism about whether such features will be available in Malaysian cars, and concerns about proper user behavior and legislation to enhance overall safety. Overall, the tone is positive but cautious, emphasizing that airbags are an important safety addition when combined with responsible driving.