Electric Car Fans for Rear Seat Passenger Portable Fans Headrest

A closer look

Stale air sits in the back of a parked car long after the engine starts. This fan clamps to a headrest post or a vent louver and runs off the lighter socket on your dash. You point the head where the cabin vents do not reach and leave it running.

• Clamp on grip. The spring jaws bite onto a headrest post, a grab handle, or a vent slat. It stays put over rough pavement without needing screws or tape on your trim.
• Swiveling fan head. The head pivots on its neck so you can aim the breeze across the back bench or right at a child in a car seat. Turn it by hand until it points right.
• Dash socket lead. The power cord plugs into the round lighter socket on the console. It draws power from the car without needing loose cells or a separate charger on the road.
• Small cabin footprint. The whole assembly sits tucked against a seat post or the dash without crowding elbows or blocking the rearview mirror. It moves between cars in seconds.