A sun visor holder includes a base portion and leg portion. The leg portion includes a first wall portion and a second wall portion that are vertically disposed from the base portion and face each other. The first wall portion includes a first engaging piece provided with a release portion. The second wall portion includes a pair of second engaging pieces whose base end portions are connected to a tip end side of the second wall portion, and a vertical wall that is disposed between the pair of second engaging pieces and extends in a vertical direction of the second wall portion. Groove portions that extend in the vertical direction of the second wall portion and thin the second wall portion are formed on the second wall portion between each of the second engaging pieces and the vertical wall.

A sun visor assembly includes a sun visor panel. A first arm extends from the sun visor panel. An attachment assembly is supported by the first arm. The first arm is rotatably coupled with the attachment assembly. The attachment assembly is configured to detachably connect with a second arm of a second sun visor panel. The attachment assembly includes a connection block. The connection block includes an orifice. A connection arm includes a projection at a first end of the connection arm. The projection is configured to releasably connect with the orifice of the connection block. A connection loop extends from a second end of the connection arm. The connection loop is configured to connect with the second arm of the second sun visor panel.

A pivoting mirror sunshield apparatus for preventing glare around rearview mirrors includes a visor body having a body front side, a body back side, a body top edge, a body bottom edge, a body left edge, and a body right edge. The body bottom edge has a cutout portion extending towards the body top edge to accommodate a mounting arm of a rearview mirror of a vehicle. A plurality of clip pivots is coupled to the visor body. Each clip pivot is coupled to the body front side. A plurality of mirror clips is coupled to the plurality of clip pivots. Each mirror clip has a pivot portion pivotably coupled to the respective clip pivot and a clip portion to selectively engage a mirror top edge of the rearview mirror.

A pivoting mirror sunshield apparatus for preventing glare around rearview mirrors includes a visor body having a body front side, a body back side, a body top edge, a body bottom edge, a body left edge, and a body right edge. The body bottom edge has a cutout portion extending towards the body top edge to accommodate a mounting arm of a rearview mirror of a vehicle. A plurality of clip pivots is coupled to the visor body. Each clip pivot is coupled to the body front side. A plurality of mirror clips is coupled to the plurality of clip pivots. Each mirror clip has a pivot portion pivotably coupled to the respective clip pivot and a clip portion to selectively engage a mirror top edge of the rearview mirror.

An automated retractable sun shield system for a vehicle, comprising a sun shield, a deployment mechanism, a roller, a tension bar, and a controller. The sun shield includes a flexible material which blocks sunlight. The deployment mechanism operates to deploy and retract the sun shield. The sun shield wraps around the roller so that the sun shield is in a rolled configuration when the sun shield is retracted and stored. The tension bar guides the sun shield to match a shape of the tension bar when the sun shield is deployed. At least one element comprising the sun shield system is installed and concealed behind a dashboard valence panel of the vehicle. At least one element comprising the sun shield system is installed and concealed behind an interior trim covering a vertical support of the vehicle.

A mirror unit includes a frame provided separately from or integrally with the one half body, a mirror and slide cover attached to the frame, a slide mechanism that allows slide cover to slide between an open position at which a mirror surface of the mirror is exposed and a closed position at which the slide covers the mirror surface of mirror, relative to the frame, and a position holding mechanism capable of holding slide cover via the slide mechanism at the closed and open position. W1, a distance between pair of resin springs in a natural state>W3, a distance between pair of main guide rails 41>W5, respective distances between the protrusion portions facing each other at the pair of main guide rails, and W3, the distance between pair of main guide rails 41>W4, a distance between the pair of auxiliary guide rails.

A motorized sun visor that may be disposed between the roof and headliner of a motor vehicle wherein the system may include a frame, screen, actuator, and power supply. The screen and frame may be positioned in a fully retracted position or a fully deployed position, or in an intermediate position relative to the retracted and deployed positions. The screen may be disposed such that it is non-visible when retracted and may include a leading edge which is seated flush against the headliner of the motor vehicle in the fully retracted position.

A method for mounting fastening structure of automobile sunshade includes providing a fixing strip by stacking a first release layer with a torn portion, an adhesion layer, and a second release layer in turn; tearing off the torn portion to form a reserved opening exposing adhesion layer; providing a positioning unit, adhering the positioning unit to adhesion layer in the reserved opening temporarily and adjusting relative position between the automobile sunshade and the positioning unit; detaching the positioning unit, and exposing a sticking layer the adhesion layer after removing the second release layer to adhere to internal window frame; spreading a crosslinking agent to the adhesion layer in the reserved opening; tearing off the first release layer and adhesion layer; adhering the positioning unit to crosslinking agent on internal window frame.

A remotely operated sun visor is disclosed. The visor includes first and second rotational mechanisms, a sun visor body, controller unit, and power switch. The first rotational mechanism is affixed to and oriented perpendicular to the second rotational mechanism. The sun visor body is torsionally coupled to the first rotational mechanism which thereby rotates the sun visor body about a first axis when activated. The vehicle mounting plate is torsionally coupled to the second rotational mechanism, which thereby rotates the sun visor body about a second axis when activated. The first axis is oriented perpendicular to the second axis. The first and second rotational mechanisms are each communicatively coupled to the controller unit. The first and second rotational mechanisms are positioned within a motor housing. The first rotational mechanism includes a first rod and a second rod positioned opposite the first rod. The second rotational mechanism includes a third rod.

A remotely operated sun visor is disclosed. The visor includes first and second rotational mechanisms, a sun visor body, controller unit, and power switch. The first rotational mechanism is affixed to and oriented perpendicular to the second rotational mechanism. The sun visor body is torsionally coupled to the first rotational mechanism which thereby rotates the sun visor body about a first axis when activated. The vehicle mounting plate is torsionally coupled to the second rotational mechanism, which thereby rotates the sun visor body about a second axis when activated. The first axis is oriented perpendicular to the second axis. The first and second rotational mechanisms are each communicatively coupled to the controller unit. The first and second rotational mechanisms are positioned within a motor housing. The first rotational mechanism includes a first rod and a second rod positioned opposite the first rod. The second rotational mechanism includes a third rod.