GEARCELL Center Console Armrest Storage Box, Center Console Organizer Tray Compatible with KIA EV6 2021-2024, Armrest Storage Glove Box Insert Interior Accessories

My Tesla is a company vehicle, and I carry lots of paraphernalia for work, meaning my storage spaces are always packed with bits and bobs. Of course this makes it very awkward trying to retrieve anything, especially when it's dark.This set of trays fit simply, quickly and snugly into the drawer spaces. The smallest fits into the underside of the arm rest, which is a good idea for anything small or valuable. I literally ripped open the packaging, took the set out and within four minutes or so it was all done. Marvellous.The trays are rigid plastic, with a flock-like interior, so won't scratch anything you trust in their care. They still allow plenty of storage underneath the trays, so don't fill up the space by themselves.I have a 2023 Model Y Long Range, and these are an ideal accessory for me. Totally recommended.

This organiser has made such a difference in keeping my Tesla Model Y tidy. Before, things like my sunglasses, USB cables, and random receipts would pile up in the console, making it a mess to dig through while driving. This tray slides smoothly and gives everything a specific spot, which makes finding things easy, even on the go.The quality is excellent, with a sturdy ABS plastic build that feels like it’ll hold up for the long haul. I especially appreciate the flocked interior—it keeps items from sliding around or making noise when I take sharp turns. It’s a simple touch but makes the whole setup feel very secure.The installation was a breeze, taking just seconds to pop in, and it fits perfectly without budging. I also like how easy it is to remove and clean, which I’ve already done a few times with just a damp cloth. This organiser has made my drives more comfortable and kept my console neat.If you have a Model Y or Model 3 and want to stay organised, this is definitely worth it.

This 3-pack provides excellent value for money. There are 2 'flocked' storage trays that fit into the centre console and under the armrest, plus one hidden drawer for the armrest itself. The fit just by the nature of the shape but some adhesive pads are included if required. They are perfect for keeping small change, phones, wallet etc organised and the centre console is rather big without them. I like the hidden drawer for securing valuables if they have to be left. Great value for money and available for the model 3 and Y so make sure you get the right one. Highly recommended.

A value for money useful addition to a Tesla centre console.These usefully accessory trays provide additional storage space to store all your junk...and not so junk.Sunglasses, glasses wipes, hand gel & wipes, charging cards & rfid fobs, loose change, mints, tissues, charging cables (phone, obviously), dog treats, gloves, spares stirrers and sugars for your coffee, and anything else that you need to stow somewhere.These organizer's are a boon for junk management in your Teslas cabin.Definitely a no-brainer purchase.

Happy with this product, very snug fit, and looks quite Smart when fitted. A nice addition to the interior, definitely happy to have it fitted in.Good quality, and good value for money, happy to recommend

This is a good alternative to the genuine one, the front compartment slides nicely sits higher up giving you more space underneath. The way its divided allows for a larger item such as a glasses case to fit nicely, it slides nicely, the material finish seems not that far off the car so looks like it should be there.The middle one on the deep pocket is open on the front allowing access to the 12v, although if you apply a little pressure it just drops down at the front. I can see this being an issue with anything weighty, but its nice you can access the 12v socket easilyThe hidden compartment fits nicely away, I think I'd only use it for cables as anything else I can imagine will just move around a lot and generally be annoying when driving. It does feel a bit less quality than the other 2 sections but its pretty hidden and don't think it would be used often.

The trays are a black plastic with a felt-like covering, which looks alright and makes it a little bit more up-market than just scratchy bare plastic.The front tray can be either slid forwards so the contents are accessible, or slide back (towards the front of the car) so you can access the lower portion of the storage bin. The tray stays put when you open/close the cover which makes it easy to use.Under the arm rest, the little storage area fits in snuggly. There are adhesive strips included should you wish to use them however i found it remained in place without actually using these. This is only a small compartment but might be useful for emergency bank notes or similar, as it is a slightly less obvious storage place for people to notice.The third tray fits into the main armrest, taking up approximately half of the depth. You can easily lift this out again to access the lower area.

Excellent - this centre console organiser for the Tesla Model Y has really maximised my storage. It comes with three trays: one for the front console, one for the space under the armrest, and a smaller one that fits inside the armrest. The front and rear trays are lined so fit the look and feel of the existing storage space.I used to be impressed with the deep front storage, but didn’t realise how much space was going to waste. The first tray adds a sliding shelf, halving the height of the front storage and doubling your usable space. It’s perfect for smaller items like lipstick, coins, and tissues, and it keeps the USB ports accessible.The second tray, under the armrest, doesn’t slide but lifts out, again doubling your storage surface so essentials stay organised. The in-armrest organiser is a great touch touch, and creates new storage. It adds a small tray with a sliding door, attaching with four adhesive corners, and fits perfectly in the 2024 Model Y.Overall, this organiser is an excellent and has really optimised how I use the large bucket-style storage in the Model Y.