Ha, ha, ha. It -4.5C here in the UK, and this is a UK site so seat heaters are the favoured option here. I'd never have specified a heated steering wheel, but my car came with one and it is lovely.

As you live in a warmer place, I suggest you address your concerns to the importing agent in your locality!

I get the idea, but I'm struggling to think of a practical way to achieve it. It's easy to put some amps down some wires, but harder to extract heat from anything without pipework somewhere. Any suggestions?

Why do you I get the distinct impression that the OP is either unaware that this is a UK-based website or they are a spammer pretending to post a 'credible' question before posting another with ads.

So ever since basically the start of September we've been hitting a daily average of about 28 to 35 degrees Celsius, and it's going to stay like that till roughly April, which means that the majority of our year

However I recently been looking into buying a new car for the wife and everyone seems to heated seats, no I mean they're probably really good in climates where it gets cold, but when the average winter temperature here really gets below about 10 degrees in most of the country, and even in the coldest parts it only get 2 maybe -5, it seems that for about the 3% of the country that gets really cold, heated seats and not much of a selling point.

Conversely in the other 97% of the country where it is almost consistently hot most of the year, you think cooled seats would be a much bigger selling point.

So why don't more cars come with seats that cool? I mean today is an average day and it's already 35 degrees, some cooled seats would be really nice right about now, and probably until around April.

ISSUE SOLVED!

Edited by Avant on 03/12/2019 at 23:49