Automobile sunroof sunshade curtain structure

Abstract

An automobile sunroof sunshade curtain structure includes a first light-transmitting layer, a frame assembly including two guide rails symmetrically provided below left and right sides of the first light-transmitting layer, and a sunshade curtain assembly. A second light-transmitting layer is further provided below the first light-transmitting layer to form a hollow layer between the two layers. A curtain fabric of the sunshade curtain assembly is located in the hollow layer. The present invention mitigates the natural sagging of the curtain fabric without affecting its normal operation by adding the second light-transmitting layer. This design expands the head space for passengers and allows for better control of the gap size between the curtain fabric and the headliner. Meanwhile, a light-emitting portion below the first light-transmitting layer creates a light pattern with the second light-transmitting layer or curtain fabric, providing illumination and enhancing the automobile's interior aesthetics.

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