Custom Car Chargers with Your Logo
A car charger lives in the console and is seen on every drive, and at a median first-tier price under $6 it is the cheapest branded item here that still counts as a real gadget. Price breaks usually start at 50 or 100 pieces, which makes this a volume category.
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The cheapest real gadget in the range
Car chargers start around $1.50 at volume. That puts them alongside charging cables as the two categories where a five-figure recipient count is affordable — dealership handouts, fleet-driver kits, insurance renewals, roadside-service welcome packs.
Check the wattage, because most are slow
The inexpensive end of this category is typically 10–12W, which will keep a phone alive on a drive but will not fast charge it. If fast charging is part of the pitch, you need USB-C Power Delivery at 18W or more; our range goes up to 45W and 72W dual-port models. The price gap between a 12W and a 20W PD charger is small and it is the single upgrade most worth paying for here.
Dual port is worth it
A driver and a passenger both want to charge. A dual-port charger — ideally one USB-C and one USB-A, so it works with old and new cables — costs marginally more and eliminates the most common in-car argument. Single-port chargers are a false economy on anything but the tightest budget.
Decoration
The visible surface is the end cap, so imprint areas are genuinely small — often under an inch. A wordmark or a single-color icon reproduces; a detailed logo does not. Many models have an illuminated ring, which draws the eye to the branded end in a dark footwell.
Shipping
Car chargers contain no battery, so unlike power banks they ship without lithium restrictions. If you have a tight deadline and a large quantity, this and cables are the two categories that will make it.