The OpenSourceEV Adjustable Center Console Divider Pro for the Rivian R1S and R1T lets you change the size and shape of the storage spaces in the center console. It's positionable in nine different configurations, so you can customize the resulting four quadrants to best fit your individual needs.
This is a ground-up overhaul of the original divider. Same nine-configuration flexibility, now with a full-mesh build, a redesigned retaining puck, and matching mesh to the new Center Console Organizer Pro.
Three pieces: a front-to-back slotted panel, a side-to-side slotted panel, and the notched alignment puck.
Pairs perfectly with the OpenSourceEV Center Console Organizer Pro, which installs right above it. The top of the divider comes up to just below the slant with the USB-C ports. Configured as one large area, it accommodates a standard 4.25" x 4.25" square tissue box, as shown in the photos.
Fits all Rivian R1S and R1T (Gen 1 and Gen 2). Coming soon for the R2.
Works like you'd expect, and is nice and stable once you wedge the manual in at the back as instructed. I wish the notches were shifted towards the center notch a little (maybe even something asymmetrical?), as is the minimum corner size is big enough for pens but doesn't fit my drive cam SSD or really much else, but I'd rather not allocate a full 1/4 of the center console to just the SSD.
This simple accessory really helps storage organization in the center console of R1 vehicles. Highly recommended. I have had one in my R1T for almost one year and it keeps the console neat. Just bought another for my wife's soon-to-be-delivered R1S.
The dividers work just as advertised. They're a great way to customize the cubby in your R1. The only problem I had (and it's minor) is that the little base plate was not included in the shipment. The dividers seem to work ok without it though.
Helps bring order to the middle console storage area, important as I wanted to section off some space for my SSD install. I did end up using some black tape to hold the alignment puck in place as it just kept bouncing out as the friction force was not enough to keep it snug.
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