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Autoliv Inc. to Exhibit at NAIC National Congress & Expo

15 September 1999

Autoliv Inc. to Exhibit at NAIC National Congress & Expo

    NAIC NATIONAL CONGRESS & EXPO, NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 15 --
Autoliv Inc., a worldwide leader in automotive safety, is pleased to announce
its participation in the National Association of Investors Corp. 1999 National
Congress and Expo (held in Nashville, Tennessee, September 15-18).  As a
corporate member of NAIC, Autoliv also participates in many regional and local
investor fairs throughout the country.
    Autoliv has been solving occupant safety problems -- and saving lives --
for more than three decades.  The world's first two-point static seat belt had
our name on it.  So did the world's first three-point static belt, first
pyrotechnic pretensioners, and first side-impact airbag system.  As consumer
demand and regulatory action dictate greater degrees of occupant protection,
Autoliv will be there.  A commitment to research and development is the basis
for Autoliv's technical achievements and our responses to consumer safety
needs.  New technologies include our gentle airbags, dual-stage inflators,
and smart systems with the ability to sense and respond to occupant size and
positioning as well as the severity of an accident.  Our side-impact airbags,
inflatable knee bolsters and inflatable curtains for side-impact and
roll-over protection are in place now, ready to help meet the most important
challenge of all:  protection of human life.
    Historically, much of Autoliv's work has been focused on the 0.03 seconds
following accident impact.  Today, our agenda includes even earlier
intervention.  With our emerging radar-based crash-avoidance and adaptive
cruise control technologies, Autoliv is also committed to helping prevent
motor vehicle accidents.  Our advanced products and systems reflect our
vision:  To create progressively higher levels of automotive safety worldwide.
    Autoliv Inc. develops and manufactures automotive safety systems for all
major automotive manufacturers in the world.  The company has more than 60
wholly owned subsidiaries and joint ventures with 21,700 employees in 28
vehicle-producing countries.  In addition, the company has eight
state-of-the-art technical centers around the world, including 19 test
tracks, more than any other automotive safety supplier.  Sales in 1998
amounted to close to $3.5 billion and net income $188 million.  The company's
shares are listed on the New York Stock Exchange , its Swedish
Depositary Receipts on the Stockholm Stock Exchange and its stock
options on the Chicago Board Options Exchange.