This item is the bracket portion of the OpenSourceEV NextGen Aux Cupholder. Please note that this does not include the cup portion - those are available separately or in the combo part available here: https://opensourceev.com/products/nextgen-aux-cupholder.
There are multiple versions of the mounting bracket available:
Front Door (High) - UPDATED
The window bracket lets you hang a cup holder from the windowsill. There is a small gap with weather stripping it fits into, separate from where the window is. When it's installed it sits a few millimeters away from the window and does not affect its use. The wood trim on the doors protrudes slightly beyond everything else, so the bracket is designed to rest on the leather portion to not scratch the wood.
This newer, updated design of the high front door hanger is twice as wide to be more stable. Check out the last few photos to see what it looks like. If you've purchased the earlier version, you can upgrade to the wider version for $1 + shipping. Please contact us for details.
Rear Door (High) - UPDATED
The rear door bracket is similar to the front door model, but it's longer to account for the deeper rear doors.
This newer, updated design of the high front door hanger is twice as wide to be more stable. Check out the last few photos to see what it looks like. If you've purchased the earlier version, you can upgrade to the wider version for $1 + shipping. Please contact us for details.
Door Pocket (Front / Rear R1S Only)
This attaches to most door pockets. It works on all front doors, and the rear doors of the R1S. It does not work on the rear doors of the R1T. It's designed to be long and squeeze the ridged door pockets for stability.
Rear (R1T Only)
This installs over the front of the under seat storage of the R1T. Fold up the drivers side and slide it over the front to install in place.
Center Console (Passenger)
This wedges itself between the trim pieces on the storage area in front of the center console. It works best to attach it by angling it up by about 45 degrees, hook the back onto the edge, then while holding the clip firmly onto the edge, lower the cup. About halfway down it should snap down the rest of the way as the bracket slides between the two trim pieces.
Importantly - be careful installing this. If you move the passenger seat forward enough, it can jam on the cup holder and potentially twist and deform the plastic it installs into.
This product is a very slightly updated version of the Rivian Cup Holder Clips, made by Todd Stansell. Sold by permission of the author. You can download the design here.
Best option for cup holders in a Rivian, hands down. BUT the door clips flex too much because they don’t make contact far enough down the side of the door. I think the clips are designed this way so that they don’t touch the wood trim… fair enough. However, without touching the wood trim (or at least coming closer to the trim) they are very bouncy. The rear door brackets straight up fall off. If they fixed this, then they’d be 10/10. I love that they are mix and match for the doors and for different cup sizes but I really want them to fix this issue
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