Many advanced features have started coming in today's cars. The AC of the car gives you relief from the heat, but the thick mattresses in the seats make your back and legs sweat. Sweat coming from the feet during long-distance travel can bother you a lot.
To overcome this problem, today's cars are coming with Ventilated Seats. These are such car seats in which small fans or air channels are installed inside the seat, which continuously remove air from the seat. Its main purpose is to provide coolness and comfort to the person sitting in heat or humidity.
How do Ventilated Seats work?
There are small fans installed inside the seat that remove air from the holes in the seat. These fans draw air from below and spread it on the surface of the seat, which dries the sweat and provides coolness.
In some cars, this facility is available only in the front seats, but in luxury cars, it is also available in the rear seats.
Difference between a ventilated seat and a cooled seat
In a ventilated seat, the fan only blows air and does not cool, whereas a cooled seat also has a cooling unit installed, which continuously cools the air. This gives more coolness to the body.
Benefits of a ventilated seat
Due to the ventilated seat, even long drives in summer become comfortable.
Sweat does not accumulate on the seat, which gives you comfort, and you drive with concentration.
It gives a luxury and premium feeling to the people sitting in the car.
In which cars is this facility available?
Ventilated Seats are now also available in many mid-size SUVs and sedans. Some variants of Hyundai Verna, Kia Seltos, Tata Nexon, Mahindra XUV700, and MG Hector come with ventilated seats.
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