What is the pocket behind the car seat called?

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In the automotive seat industry, it is called a "map pocket," while a few car manufacturers refer to it as a "storage pocket." Below is relevant information: 1. Classification: Car seats can be categorized by shape into split seats and bench seats; by function into fixed, removable, and adjustable seats; and by passenger capacity into single, double, and multi-person seats. Based on usage performance, seats have evolved from the earliest fixed seats to multifunctional power-adjustable seats, including air-cushioned seats, electric seats, stereo sound seats, fatigue-recovery seats, and even electronically adjustable seats. By material, they are divided into leather seats and fabric seats, among others. There are also seats designed for specific uses, such as child seats and racing seats. 2. Maintenance methods: Unless under particularly unusual circumstances, car fabric seat covers should be removed and washed every six months, while leather seat covers require regular wiping. When cleaning, be sure to avoid using acidic liquids, as leather seat covers undergo chemical treatment, and acidic cleaners may affect their lifespan.