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Kia Is Conducting a Study on a Disassemblable Car Seat

From Sven Prawitz | Translated by AI 1 min Reading Time

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Kia, BASF, and Alten Korea have developed a concept seat for the “Kia EV3 Study Car 2.0.” It is designed to be easier to disassemble and sort at the end of its life.

Kia's concept seat combines a materials-recycling approach with the principles of design for disassembly.(Source:  BASF)
Kia's concept seat combines a materials-recycling approach with the principles of design for disassembly.
(Source: BASF)

Kia, in collaboration with supplier BASF and development service provider Alten Korea, has designed a concept seat for the “Kia EV3 Study Car 2.0.” The seat is intended to demonstrate how a vehicle interior can be designed to be circular in the future: The components are designed so that, at the end of their useful life, they can be easily disassembled and sorted by material type. To achieve this, the design follows the “Design for Disassembly” principle.

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