The Vacuum That Lives in the Car. Not in the Garage.

A handheld car vacuum from Deli's Moto Series, available in a corded version that runs off the 12V socket or a cordless version that charges and goes anywhere.

Interiors don't get dirty on wash day. They get dirty on Tuesday. Spilled snacks, sand from the beach, dog hair on the back seat — the mess accumulates between details, and a drum vacuum in the workshop doesn't help when you're parked outside an office. A handheld that lives in the boot changes the maths entirely: two minutes clearing a footwell the day it happens beats forty minutes of recovery work a month later. The nozzle reaches down seat rails, along seat seams and into the tight corners of a boot well where a full-size hose simply won't fit. Pick corded if you want continuous power with no runtime limit and the car as your power source; pick cordless if you want to grab it and go, including for the house, the garage and the bike.

Specifications

Handheld vacuums are built for upkeep rather than heavy extraction — for a full interior strip-out or back-to-back professional work, a drum vacuum does the job faster. Check the manual before attempting any wet pickup, since using the wrong filter configuration with liquid will damage the motor. On the corded version, run the engine while vacuuming to avoid draining the battery, and allow the motor to rest periodically during extended use.