An installer snaps a four-way power seat switch into a van door panel, hears the click, and returns the vehicle. Six weeks later the seat stops sliding backward on one side. The s...
READ MOREThe MPV car's luxurious power bench seats are designed for premium MPVs such as the Toyota Alphard, Mercedes-Benz V-Class, and Buick GL8—offering a refined blend of advanced engineering, comfort, and intelligent tech for modern mobility.
Constructed with an aerospace-grade magnesium-aluminum alloy frame, the seat structure is 35% lighter than standard aluminum while maintaining exceptional strength and stability. Inside, 3D-contoured memory foam combined with a zero-pressure suspension layer provides adaptive support, making long rides significantly more comfortable. The surface is finished in full-grain Nappa leather as standard, with Alcantara suede available as an option for a sportier texture and aesthetic.
The seat offers comprehensive electric adjustment: the backrest reclines smoothly from 90° to a full-flat 180°, the leg rest extends from 0 to 80°, and the entire seat slides up to 150mm forward or backward. For personalized comfort, users can store up to three memory presets with just one touch.
Comfort is elevated with a tri-level ventilation system (delivering up to 25CFM airflow), five heat levels ranging from 30°C to 50°C, and a 10-point pneumatic massage system featuring five customizable modes—from gentle relief to deep muscle stimulation.
Smart features are seamlessly integrated. Control the seat via a 5-inch touch screen, a mobile app, or through bilingual voice commands (English and Chinese). For modern connectivity, the seat includes dual 60W Type-C fast-charging ports and a 15W wireless charging pad—keeping your devices powered on the go.
When it comes to safety, the seats meet ECE R129 crash test standards and boast UL94 V-0 fire resistance, delivering peace of mind no matter the journey.
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