Hunting the best cordless car vacuum? Prioritise 120–200 air watts (or a punchy turbo mode), a 20–45 min runtime with a removable battery, and a motorised mini brush for seats and pet hair. Slim crevice tools, a flexible hose adapter, and a proper HEPA filter that actually seals beat gimmicky LEDs every day ending in “y.” Keep weight under 2 kg and a bin around 0.4–0.7 L so you’re not emptying it after one rogue sultana. Expect roughly $120–$600 AUD depending on brand and accessory kits. For bargains and barely‑used kits, have a squiz on Tradingpost or ServiceCentral. Clean car, smug grin, job done.
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