Autoliv adds two members to its Research Advisory Board

Autoliv, Inc. (NYSE: ALV, SSE: ALIVsdb) has appointed Natalie Draisin and Thomas Manfred Müller to its Research Advisory Board, according to a company statement dated Oct. 2, 2026.

Draisin serves as Director of the North American Office and United Nations Representative at FIA Foundation and is an External Affiliate at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Müller, who holds a PhD, is a board member, advisor, and business angel with prior executive roles at Audi, BMW, Volvo Cars, and Volkswagen Group.

The Research Advisory Board brings together experts from science, public policy, technology, public health, and the automotive industry to support Autoliv's long-term research agenda. The board's existing external members include John Bolte IV, Klaus Kompass, Seigo Kuzumaki, and Bryan Reimer, alongside several Autoliv executives.

"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," said Cecilia Sunnevång, Vice President Research & Early Innovation at Autoliv.

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