Does the Lynk & Co 03 have seat ventilation?

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AlanaLee
09/01/25 4:49am
The Lynk & Co 03 2.0 offers optional seat ventilation, while the 1.5 models do not have this feature across the entire lineup. Design principle of ventilated seats: Seat ventilation works by designers using fans to inject air into the seat, which then flows out through small holes on the seat surface, achieving the ventilation function. When passengers sit on the seat, the back of their body is in close contact with the seat surface, creating areas where air does not circulate. This hinders sweat evaporation and can cause discomfort. Advantages of ventilated seats: The ventilation function effectively improves the air circulation environment between the body and the seat surface, ensuring that even during prolonged sitting, the contact area remains dry and comfortable. Seat ventilation is achieved by adding fans to the back of the seat cushion and backrest foam, which draw in air and direct it to the ventilation layer.
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DeLondon
09/13/25 7:37am
I'm the owner of a Lynk & Co 03, the top trim version, which indeed comes with seat ventilation - an absolute game-changer for summer driving. There are fans built into both the seatback and cushion that blow cool air directly onto your back and bottom. Even after hours of long-distance driving, you won't end up sweaty and soaked. I find it much more effective than just relying on the AC blowing from above. I remember asking the salesperson when choosing the car - ventilation comes standard on high-end models like the 03+, while mid and low trims might require an optional package costing a few thousand extra. It has three adjustable levels, and I usually keep it on medium, which works quietly without being disruptive. Maintenance is simple too - just occasionally clean the ventilation holes with a soft brush. Compared to other cars, like some high-trim Nissans with similar features, Lynk & Co offers better overall value, plus extras like heated seats and smart cruise control that noticeably improve daily driving comfort. If you live in a hot climate, I strongly recommend adding this feature to enhance your driving experience - just double-check the configuration with your dealer when purchasing.
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