SPRS and SIPS airbags can deploy up to ______ MPH.

SPRS and SIPS airbags can deploy up to ______ MPH.

• A. 100 MPH
• B. 150 MPH
• C. 200 MPH
• D. 300 MPH

Answer: (C)

Airbags deploy based on rapid deceleration detected by sensors, not just the vehicle’s speed.SPR S and SIPS are side-impact protection systems designed to respond to very high-energy crashes, including severe side impacts and rollovers. The specification that they can deploy up to 200 mph reflects the maximum crash severity (in terms of deceleration) at which these systems are designed to deploy reliably. Among the options, 200 mph sits at the upper end of typical deployment thresholds for such systems, while 300 mph is beyond real-world crash forces, and 100–150 mph would indicate a lower threshold than these side-impact systems are built to handle.

Airbags deploy based on rapid deceleration detected by sensors, not just the vehicle’s speed.SPR S and SIPS are side-impact protection systems designed to respond to very high-energy crashes, including severe side impacts and rollovers. The specification that they can deploy up to 200 mph reflects the maximum crash severity (in terms of deceleration) at which these systems are designed to deploy reliably. Among the options, 200 mph sits at the upper end of typical deployment thresholds for such systems, while 300 mph is beyond real-world crash forces, and 100–150 mph would indicate a lower threshold than these side-impact systems are built to handle.