Two- and three-place concepts
Confirmed scope depends on the selected model, vehicle application and approved written configuration.
Seat family and cabin role
Materials, colours and functions
Vehicle, rails and clearances
Written specification and QC
Ship, fit and function-check
OS-VIP-300 · Coordinated cabin seating
Two- and three-place rear seating coordinated with the captain-seat colour, quilting and trim programme.
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Confirmed scope depends on the selected model, vehicle application and approved written configuration.
Confirmed scope depends on the selected model, vehicle application and approved written configuration.
Confirmed scope depends on the selected model, vehicle application and approved written configuration.
Confirmed scope depends on the selected model, vehicle application and approved written configuration.
Catalogue guidance
Matching rear seating extends the captain-seat design language across two- or three-place passenger arrangements without treating the rear bench as an unrelated product.
Verified catalogue guidance
Bench layouts can incorporate a centre armrest or console subject to the selected architecture.
Verified catalogue guidance
Seat-belt, headrest, mounting and electronic requirements are reviewed as part of the cabin package.
Product detail 01
Overall views help compare passenger positions, cushion division, headrest geometry and the relationship to adjacent cabin surfaces.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
Product detail 02
Detail views show centre armrests or consoles, quilting continuity, stitching and visible belt or mounting considerations.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
Product detail 03
Grouped arrangements demonstrate how front-facing VIP seats and rear seating can share one approved material and trim programme.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
This view demonstrates how rear seating can be coordinated with individual VIP seats through shared upholstery colours, piping, panel shapes and passenger-facing trim. Seat proportions, upholstery construction and cabin coordination are paired with the approved materials, functions, dimensions, mounting method and vehicle compatibility in the written specification.
Project control
VIN where required, model year, cabin dimensions, floor, rails, doorway clearance and retained systems.
Product code, functions, materials, colours, included components, exclusions and dimensional confirmation.
Agreed quality checkpoints, pre-packing inspection record, shipment method and qualified professional installation.
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Fitment before production
The correct configuration depends on cabin dimensions, mounting, movement, passenger clearance, retained systems and the final electrical scope. Confirm these before quotation and production approval.
Brand, model, year, wheelbase and VIN where required.
Wide cabin views, current seats, floor, rails, doors and rear passenger area.
Usable width, seat pitch, rail spacing, mounting height and required passenger clearance.
Seat quantity, orientation, aisle/console requirements and desired movement envelope.
Confirmed controls, retained vehicle functions, charging, lighting and other project-specific interfaces.
Seat code, upholstery, functions, included parts, exclusions, inspection checkpoints and destination.