A shading device for a window of a motor vehicle with a sheet-like structure which is held on a winding shaft so as to be able to be wound up and unwound between a wound-up inoperative position and a stretched protective position. The winding shaft is mounted rotatably in a vehicle-mounted receiving space closable by a closing part mounted pivotably between a closed position and an opening position. The sheet-like structure is provided with a pull-out profile shiftable parallel along the window by a drive system. The closing part is controlled by a control mechanism between two different opening positions, of which a first opening position opens up an opening permitting passage of the pull-out profile, and a second opening position opens up a reduced opening selected to be of a size sufficient in order to permit the sheet-like structure to pass through without contact.

Shading device for a transparent surface part of a motor vehicle having a flexible shading structure, two non-parallel lateral guide arrangements fixed with respect to the vehicle and having a dimensionally stable pull-out profile displaceable in parallel fashion by in each case one guide carriage in the respective lateral guide arrangement via a drive device, lateral shading structure sections protruding, in a manner dependent on the displacement travel of the shading structure, into lateral receiving spaces fixed with respect to the vehicle. To the lateral shading structure sections, there are fastened in each case two support bodies spaced apart from one another in the pulling-out direction of the shading structure and the thickness of which is greater than a thickness of the respective shading structure sections. The support bodies are guided in transversely supported fashion with play in complementary support channel sections of the receiving spaces.

The invention provides shade assembly in a vehicle comprising a housing including a gap for moving in and out of a shade; and a cover having a first segment and a second segment. The cover is connected to the housing and moveable with the shade between a closed position to conceal the gap and an open position exposing the gap and the first segment contacts an outer side of the housing and the second segment contacts an inner side at the closed position.

A shading device for a rear window arrangement of a motor vehicle having a shading structure arranged so as to be shiftable relative to the rear window arrangement between a compactly stored inoperative position and an extended shading position, and with a dimensionally stable extension profile arranged on an end region, at the front in the extension direction, of the shading structure, the extension profile being guided so as to be shiftable in parallel in vehicle-mounted, lateral guide arrangements. The extension profile having two different visible contours positionable into different functional positions by rotation about a longitudinal axis of the extension profile, is known. The extension profile is mounted on opposite end sides by respective ball and socket joint so as to be pivotable about the longitudinal axis relative to lateral guide elements guided in the lateral guide arrangements.

A motor vehicle has a shade and/or visibility protection device for a rear window and a rear flap. The rearflap is pivotally attached or secured to a body of the motor vehicle. The shade and/or visibility protection device has a shade and/or visibility protection element which is arranged, mounted, or secured to the rear flap in a movable manner with respect to the rear window. A lateral guide is provided for the shade and/or visibility protection element, the lateral guide being arranged on the body, i.e. a non-pivotal body part in contrast to the rear flap. The lateral guide is used to laterally support the shade and/or visibility protection element when the element is being moved or is in a use position so as to partly or completely cover the rear window.