[ddx]

I guess it is powered by battery?

 

[Eric Nay]

Ooh, tricky! I bet it is powered by the rotation of the wheel.

 

[CiTY HuNTeR]

light colors: white blue red.
4 wheel caps for 90usd with shipping
The default shipping color is white.

Is it battery powered?

 

[ddx]

I did kinda see in the video as Eric Nay pointed out, it could be powered by rotation of the wheel. Although it also lights up in the packaging. Perhaps it has a rechargeable battery that gets charged up by rotation so it'll stay lit for a while when not rotating.

 

[javi_ID4]

When I get mine, I'll let ya'll know

 

[Spin]

When I get mine, I'll let ya'll know

What color did you get?

 

[javi_ID4]

What color did you get?

White

 

[Don]

It's probably battery powered and designed so it only switches on when the wheel is rotating. The battery could last a long time . . . . maybe 30 or 40K miles. The internal TPMS sensors work in a similar fashion and they last a really long time, usually through at least 2 or 3 sets of tires

 

[javi_ID4]

BTW, he is not the only one selling them. They are 65mm in size.

You can buy here and here.

 

[kenchills]

It seems these devices do not use a battery, but are powered by the rotation of the wheel once a minimum rotation speed is met. I'm guessing a weight of some kind at the bottom of the logo which holds the emblem in place, while the in hub part of the emblem rotates with the wheel and generates the electricity to run the LEDs. Kind of a cool idea. Would like to see javi_ID4's review when they are installed. It seems you need to have someone drive alongside at night to record a video of how they look when operating.

 

[javi_ID4]

It seems these devices do not use a battery, but are powered by the rotation of the wheel from about 20mph to 80mph. Must be a weight of some kind at the bottom of the logo which holds the emblem in place while the in hub part of the emblem rotates with the wheel and generates the electricity to run the LEDs. Kind of a cool idea. Would like to see javi_ID4's review when they are installed. It seems you need to have someone drive alongside at night to record a video of how they look when operating.

I'll do my best

 

[javi_ID4]

It seems these devices do not use a battery, but are powered by the rotation of the wheel once a minimum rotation speed is met. I'm guessing a weight of some kind at the bottom of the logo which holds the emblem in place, while the in hub part of the emblem rotates with the wheel and generates the electricity to run the LEDs. Kind of a cool idea. Would like to see javi_ID4's review when they are installed. It seems you need to have someone drive alongside at night to record a video of how they look when operating.

Hacen cube write when you say that is power power station. This link has a seller demonstrating how that works. Volkswagen Floating Hubcap LED Light

 

[serious.sam.4all]

I guess it is powered by battery?

Nope, I think they have bearings for smooth rotation and weight on bottom so it always stay upright

 

[ddx]

Nope, I think they have bearings for smooth rotation and weight on bottom so it always stay upright

Well obviously I did not mean the rotation, but the lighting

 

[Eric Nay]

 

[ErickF]

Some of the images at the other sites show old (pre-2021) and new logos.

 

[CiTY HuNTeR]

really wish the seller would respond to his post.

 

[ddx]

I think it looks cool but I'm not sure I want to put them on my ID.4. I mean, the car already looks like a light show as it is at night 😁

 

[BruceLee]

BTW, he is not the only one selling them. They are 65mm in size.

You can buy here and here.

I checked this two website. they are different with us,old version logo and different design.We got this new caps with high quality and reasonable price.