Windshield defroster for a vehicle
AssigneeBayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsMahmoud-Reza Maneshkarimi, Maximilian Sperling, Stefan Zemsch
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Abstract
A vehicle has a windshield, a cladding element having a front surface, which faces the windshield, a rear surface, which faces away from the windshield, and a top surface, which is arranged between the front surface and the rear surface and is angled toward the front surface and rear surface. An airflow element has a wall element, a grille element and an air inlet. At least the front surface and the top surface of the cladding element have a recess in which the wall element and the grille element are arranged. The grille element is designed to direct air from the airflow element to the windshield.
Claims15
A vehicle, comprising:
- a windshield;
- a covering element extending along an entire width in a transverse direction y of the vehicle between A pillars of the vehicle, the covering element comprising:
- a front surface which faces the windshield along the entire width in the transverse direction y of the vehicle 1 between the A pillars of the vehicle,
- a rear surface which faces away from the windshield, and
- a top surface which is arranged between the front surface and the rear surface and is angled with respect to the front surface and the rear surface;
- and
- an air-guiding element with a wall element, a grille element disposed between the wall element and the covering element, and an air supply,
- wherein:
- at least the front surface and the top surface of the covering element have a recess, in which the wall element and the grille element are arranged, and that extends in a vertical direction of the vehicle over the entire front surface and in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle over at least part of the top surface,
- the grille element is configured for conducting air from the air-guiding element onto the windshield, and
- the wall element is configured to fit seamlessly into the recess of the front surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.