12V platform
The electrical platform and protected power route need to be suitable for the controller network.
ATMOSPHERE / FITMENT
Check the cabin before the trim comes off.
A database can identify the vehicle. It cannot prove the exact trim seam, controller location or safe route. Atmosphere uses a two-stage pre-check.
The pre-check stays in your browser. Vehicle and email details are transmitted only after you choose “Request fitment review.” Marketing follow-ups require the separate opt-in above.
STAGE 01
Four things must be true at the same time.
Flexible hardware does not mean universal installation. The finished result depends on the specific cabin and the route chosen.
Usable trim seams
Guides should sit cleanly without forcing panels out of position or exposing an unfinished edge.
Safe cable paths
Routing must stay clear of airbags, pedals, hinges, locks, windows, heat and moving mechanisms.
Installer confidence
If trim removal or 12V accessory work is unfamiliar, the vehicle should be reviewed by a qualified installer.
STAGE 02
Send the cabin, not just the registration.
These four photographs allow a human review of the visible geometry before you commit to permanent installation.
Dashboard
Straight-on from the rear-center seat, showing every proposed trim line.
Front doors
Both door cards, including handles, pockets and the transition into the dash.
Rear doors
Both rear door cards and any visible trim seams or speaker surrounds.
Center + footwells
Console sides, lower dash, front footwells and proposed controller area.
POSSIBLE OUTCOMES
Likely fit. Needs installer review. Or do not install.
The pre-check is designed to reduce uncertainty, not manufacture a universal-fit promise. Final responsibility remains with the actual vehicle inspection and installation.
Understand the install