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Yes. The Leaf Air car cabin filter uses a three-stage filtration system designed specifically for Indian driving conditions. The first layer traps dust and larger particles, the second layer is True HEPA H13 that captures up to 99.97% of fine particles like PM2.5, pollen, and bacteria, and the third activated carbon layer reduces harmful gases, odors, and fumes. Together, these layers significantly improve the air you breathe while commuting.

The Leaf Air filter removes road dust, PM2.5 and PM10 particles, pollen, smoke, bacteria, and microscopic allergens through its HEPA H13 layer. The activated carbon layer helps reduce vehicle exhaust gases, foul odors, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) commonly found in city traffic. This makes it especially effective for daily commuters in high-pollution areas like Delhi NCR.

Under normal city driving conditions, the Leaf Air car cabin filter typically lasts 8,000 to 12,000 kilometers or about 6–9 months. The exact life depends on traffic, pollution levels, and usage. In high-pollution environments, replacement may be needed sooner to maintain optimal airflow and filtration efficiency. Regular replacement ensures consistent protection and clean air inside your car.

Most standard cabin filters are basic dust or pollen filters. Leaf Air goes beyond that by using True HEPA H13 filtration combined with activated carbon, similar to medical-grade air purification technology. This allows Leaf Air to capture ultra-fine particles and harmful gases that regular filters cannot. It is designed specifically for polluted urban environments, not just airflow, but clean breathing air.

Yes. Leaf Air cabin filters are designed for simple, plug-and-play installation and fit directly into the existing cabin filter slot of compatible vehicles. No tools or technical expertise are required, and installation usually takes less than 5 minutes. Clear instructions are provided so car owners can easily replace the filter themselves without visiting a service center.