
Towels, console, or a “universal” slot
Wraps and makeshift rests don't hold a steady temperature—they leave your drink rolling and let it cool. A passive thermos just traps whatever temperature was already there.
Heated & Cooled · Plugs into 12V
Hot coffee in. Cold drink home. A 12V base that holds your drink at the temperature you actually want—for the whole drive.


How it works
Your drink doesn't need a new mug. It needs a stable base that uses your car's own 12V power to hold temperature—gently, through the whole drive.
The metal plate warms to up to 136°F and transfers heat directly to whatever cup sits in the chamber. It maintains—it doesn't boil.
Flip to cooling and the plate draws heat out, keeping a chilled can or bottle cold through a hot-weather drive.

The honest comparison
What most people try first—and why a dedicated base wins.

Wraps and makeshift rests don't hold a steady temperature—they leave your drink rolling and let it cool. A passive thermos just traps whatever temperature was already there.

A secure, powered base that holds whatever cup sits in it at temperature—heat or cool—for the length of the drive.
Built for the drive
From the cabin losing the fight, to the cup winning it.

Your coffee cools inside the first ten miles. Your cold can warms up in summer traffic. The cabin wins the moment you close the door — heat leaks in, cold leaks out, no matter the cup.
Heat wins — until the cup starts competing.
Set the same drink in the Velloraco TempDrive Cup. One press cools it down to 37°F (≈3°C); another warms it up to 136°F (≈58°C). The drink lands at the temperature you poured it — from the first mile to the last.
Sits in a standard car cup holder; raised base keeps deep cups easy to grab.
Drop in. Press once.
A flat aluminum plate meets the bottom of your cup. A thermoelectric core moves heat in or out; a fan carries it away. One cup body, two directions of heat, one 12V outlet — cold to 37°F (≈3°C), warm to 136°F (≈58°C).
Tested to FCC standards for in-car use. Draws only what a 12V outlet safely gives.
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From box to holding temperature in under a minute.

Insert the base into your car's cigarette-lighter / 12V socket.

Place your cup in the base—paper, stainless steel, glass, plastic, or insulated, anything that fits.

Choose the mode. Your drink holds temperature for the drive.
Tested & certified
Your TempDrive base draws from the car's 12V outlet, so it carries a US Supplier's Declaration of Conformity — meaning it stays inside the FCC's electromagnetic limits and won't throw off your radio, Bluetooth, or hands-free.
This certificate covers electromagnetic compatibility only. Mechanical durability, temperature hold, and cup fit are verified under our 60-day guarantee, separately.
Questions
No. The base sits inside your existing cup holder—it doesn't attach to the seat or dash.
It's built for standard 12V car cup holders. Very shallow or oddly shaped holders may not seat it—measure first.
Paper, stainless steel, glass, plastic, and insulated mugs all work if they fit inside the unit. The base does the work—what matters is that the cup fits securely and makes contact.
Yes. It draws only what a standard car 12V socket safely provides—no hardwiring.
Yes, on the cooling mode it holds a chilled can or bottle cold through a hot drive. It maintains—it doesn't freeze a warm one instantly.
For commuters and road-trippers who live in their car an hour a day, yes—practical and genuinely used.
Your TempDrive Cup
One base, your color. Pick how many cups, then your color for each. Free shipping on orders over $59.