Active Wellness 2.0 analyzes bio data and remembers the driver’s behaviors and preferences, allowing it to predict how the driver will be most comfortable based on physical condition, time of day, traveling conditions and whether in semi-autonomous or autonomous mode. The system applies countermeasures pertaining to detected motion sickness, stress, discomfort, drowsiness and readiness to operate controls. Active Wellness 2.0 will be a vital core component of the cockpit of the future, fusing information from sensors in and around the vehicle seats into an exceptional user experience that readies occupants for autonomous driving.