$87.99
A car-shaped air humidifier inspired by the McLaren P1, in volcano orange with black carbon details. Pour the water in through the fuel tank cap, tap the roof of the car to turn it on, and the mist comes out of the exhaust pipe.
Independent product inspired by the McLaren model. Not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by McLaren.
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Pour water in through the fuel tank cap, just like fueling a car.
Tap the roof of the car to turn the humidifier on.
The mist comes out of the exhaust pipe. Add an aroma of your choice for a scent.
A full tank keeps the mist going for up to 48 hours non-stop.
Pour water into the tank through the fuel cap, then tap the roof of the car to turn it on. The mist comes out of the exhaust pipe.
Want a scent? Add an aroma of your choice and the mist comes out scented.
Choose the mood: run it with an engine sound for the full effect, or keep it silent.
On a full tank it runs for up to 48 hours straight.
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“I wanted something a little different for my workspace, and this car-shaped humidifier caught my eye straight away. It looks great beside my monitor without taking up the whole desk. The mist coming from the exhausts is such a clever detail and makes it more interesting than a standard humidifier.”
Ethan Miller“I keep it on my bedside table, and my favourite time to use it is in the evening with the main lights turned down. The lights on the car and the soft mist look lovely beside a warm lamp. It adds a cosy touch to the room while still looking like a miniature car on display.”
Olivia Parker“I hadn’t seen a humidifier like this before. The exhaust mist makes the whole concept work.”
James Bennett“What I like most is that it still looks interesting when it isn’t running. The body shape, wheels and rear lights make it feel like a display piece rather than an ordinary desk appliance. When the mist starts coming from the exhausts, the whole design comes together nicely.”
Emma Collins“Most humidifiers I looked at had a fairly plain design, and I wanted something with more personality. This gives my room a small automotive touch without needing a large display shelf. I keep it on a side table where there’s enough space around it to appreciate the shape of the car.”
Noah Anderson“The different car styles are a big part of the appeal. I’d enjoy building a little collection.”
Charlotte Hayes“Having the mist come from the exhaust outlets makes much more sense than a vent on the roof.”
Liam Carter“I originally pictured it on my desk, but I ended up preferring it on the living room console. There’s more space around it there, so the car doesn’t get lost among cables and office equipment. It looks particularly nice with the darker furniture and warm lighting in that part of the room.”
Sophia Mitchell“I placed mine on a dark wooden table near a warm lamp, and I really like how the combination looks in the evening. The light catches the body of the car while the mist drifts behind it. It’s a small detail in the room, but one I enjoy every time I sit down.”
Benjamin Brooks“Most humidifiers I looked at had a fairly plain design, and I wanted something with more personality. This gives my room a small automotive touch without needing a large display shelf. I keep it on a side table where there’s enough space around it to appreciate the shape of the car.”
Amelia Foster“I was looking for a gift for someone who loves cars but already has plenty of model vehicles. This felt like a more unusual choice because it combines the look of a miniature with a practical function. The exhaust mist gives it that extra detail that makes it fun to show someone.”
Lucas Reed“It brings together my love of cars and home décor. A fun piece to keep on display.”
Madison Cooper