A holder for an electronic device is mounted on a golf cart steering wheel. The holder preferably is rotatable relative to the golf cart steering wheel. The holder may include a weatherproof cover to protect the electronic device from the elements. The holder may also include a lock to releaseably secure the electronic device within the holder.

A vehicle entertainment system includes a tablet unit and a cradle. The tablet unit includes a display and a touch screen input device disposed on a front surface, a first electrical connection, a first mounting mechanism, and a wireless receiver. The wireless receiver is configured to receive media data from a wireless network and the touch screen input device is configured to receive input from a user. The cradle is disposed in a headrest in a vehicle and includes a second electrical connection and a second mounting mechanism. The tablet unit is electrically connected to the cradle via the first and second electrical connections, and is physically coupled to the cradle via the first and second mounting mechanisms upon mounting the tablet unit to the cradle.

An arrangement for mounting a functional component on a motor vehicle bodywork element includes a trim clipped onto the bodywork element and provided with an outer flange bearing against an outer face of the bodywork element and a support to which the functional component is fixed. The support is clipped to the trim. The support includes a central boss to which the functional component is fixed. The boss is introduced into a housing of the trim so as to position the functional component opposite an opening formed in an end wall of the trim. The support also includes a dished formation inside which the boss is located. Peripheral edges of the dished formation are extended forward to contact and interact with an inner face of the bodywork element.

A holder for an electronic device is mounted on a golf cart steering wheel. The holder preferably is rotatable relative to the golf cart steering wheel. The holder may include a weatherproof cover to protect the electronic device from the elements. The holder may also include a lock to releaseably secure the electronic device within the holder.

A sensor assembly is provided and includes a housing having a window, a sensor disposed within the housing, and a shield supported by the housing. The shield operates in a first state permitting the sensor to be visible through the window and a second state restricting visibility of the sensor through the shield.

A holder for an electronic device is mounted on a golf cart steering wheel. The holder preferably is rotatable relative to the golf cart steering wheel. The holder may include a weatherproof cover to protect the electronic device from the elements. The holder may also include a lock to releasably secure the electronic device within the holder.

An attachment structure of a vehicular module to a ceiling of a vehicle cabin of a vehicle includes a design member. The design member is configured to attach, to the ceiling, the module including an in-cabin sensor configured to perform detection in the vehicle cabin, and includes a securing portion configured to be secured to a vehicle-body ceiling member of the vehicle or an interior ceiling member disposed on a vehicle cabin side of the vehicle-body ceiling member, a downward protrusion protruding downward from the securing portion, and a design constituent extending from the downward protrusion and covering the securing portion. In an accommodating space defined between the downward protrusion and the design constituent, the in-cabin sensor is supported by the design member in such a manner that, above the accommodating space, a gap is left between the in-cabin sensor and the vehicle-body ceiling member or the interior ceiling member.

A sensor mounting arrangement for a vehicle includes a vehicle body having a structural pillar disposed adjacent to a vehicle windshield, wherein one or more first sensors is supported by the structural pillar.

A quarter glass structure is provided. The quarter glass structure includes an encapsulation with a cavity to receive at least edges of a rear quarter glass of a vehicle. The quarter glass structure further includes a bezel disposed on a first side of the encapsulation and a cover disposed on a second side of the encapsulation such that a space is formed between the cover and the encapsulation. The space is configured to include at least one sensor unit. The encapsulation and the bezel together form a support frame that includes an opening to receive a first portion of the at least one sensor unit.

A drop-down space for a vehicle may comprise a floor located internally of the vehicle, a wall extending upwardly from the floor, whereby the floor and the wall enclose a cavity located internally of the vehicle and at least one coupling mechanism for stably connecting a first article to the vehicle via the cavity. The wall of the cavity circumscribes at least a portion of the article when the article is interconnected to the vehicle.