Autoliv strengthens safety expertise with two new members to its Research Advisory Board
Key Highlights
- ➤Autoliv (ALV) appoints Natalie Draisin and Thomas Manfred Müller to Research Advisory Board
- ➤New members broaden expertise across public health, policy, technology, and automotive safety
- ➤Board advises Autoliv on emerging safety challenges and long-term research priorities
Expert Statements
Cecilia Sunnevång, Vice President Research & Early Innovation, Autoliv
“Safety challenges are becoming increasingly complex as mobility systems evolve. By bringing together expertise from public health, policy, technology, and the automotive industry, our Research Advisory Board helps us better understand evolving safety challenges and identify opportunities to Save More Lives. We are delighted to welcome Natalie Draisin and Thomas Manfred Müller to the Board”
Mikael Bratt, President and CEO, Autoliv
“At Autoliv, innovation starts with understanding where society and mobility are heading. Our Research Advisory Board helps us connect scientific research, industry developments, and societal trends, ensuring that we continue to lead the advancement of automotive safety solutions for future generations”
Autoliv (Stockholm, Sweden, October 2, 2026) - Autoliv, Inc. (NYSE: ALV and SSE: ALIVsdb), the worldwide leader in automotive safety systems, has appointed Natalie Draisin and Thomas Manfred Müller to its Research Advisory Board. Bringing valuable expertise and new perspectives, they join a distinguished group of global experts who help Autoliv explore emerging safety challenges and opportunities as mobility continues to evolve.
Autoliv's Research Advisory Board brings together leading voices from science, public policy, technology, public health, and the automotive industry to support the company's long-term research agenda and innovation priorities. The additions of Natalie Draisin and Thomas Manfred Müller further broaden the Board's expertise.
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