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READ MOREThe DK-32 Luxurious Electric Car Armrest Box perfectly blends ergonomic design, smart technology, and premium craftsmanship into a seamless driving upgrade. Whether you’re on a long journey or a daily commute, this armrest adds a touch of comfort and sophistication to your car interior, making every drive a more enjoyable experience.
Constructed with a robust aluminum alloy and engineering plastic frame, the DK-32 guarantees strength and durability without sacrificing lightweight performance. Its surface comes in genuine leather, PU leather, or microfiber leather, offering a smooth touch and easy maintenance while catering to various tastes and budgets.
The armrest features an adjustable angle range from 0 to 90 degrees with stepless locking, allowing you to customize your comfort position effortlessly. Its cleverly concealed cup holder saves space and prevents spills, combining practicality with style. The electric sliding cover hides a sleek embedded screen, adding a modern tech flair and enhancing your car’s interior aesthetics.
With a static load capacity of ≥50kg and a dynamic load capacity of 30kg, this armrest provides solid support and reliability. Installation is hassle-free — it fits seamlessly into original car mounting points without damage or can be attached using a universal clamp compatible with most car models. An optional electric adjustment feature is also available for those seeking extra convenience.
Measuring 919.35mm in length, 240mm in width, and 511.53mm in thickness, the DK-32 armrest is designed to integrate smoothly with various vehicle interiors. More than just a storage and support solution, it’s a smart companion that elevates your car’s comfort and style.
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