NEW - OpenSource EV Slim Stowable Cup Holder Expander

RWerksman said:

Hello my dudes!

Allow me to introduce the new OpenSourceEV Slim Stowable Cup Holder Expander. It's the easiest, most functional way to hold oversized beverages in your Rivian. It adapts the stock 3.2" cupholder to a 3.66" cupholder -- this fits common containers such as the Nalgene 32oz and 40oz, and the Hydro Flask 32oz and 40oz bottles.

There is a killer feature on this product that makes it better than any other option for our vehicles -- slimmed down sides. Because it's thoughtfully shaved down, it stores easily in a door pocket when not in use. (both in the front and rear doors) Additionally, it allows two of these to be positioned side by side in both the front and rear cupholders, and for bottles to be installed without deflection.

The two oversized supports hold bottles secure both left to right and front to back at angles nearing 90 degrees. These are constructed out of ASA for superior durability, UV resistance, and temperature handling of up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit.

These are priced at $14.95 each, or $26.95 for a two-fer. They are available now in limited quantities. You can purchase it here: https://opensourceev.com/products/cup-holder-expander

The STL file so you can print one for yourself, at little to no cost, is available on our Printables.com page here: https://www.printables.com/@RobOpenSource_519281/models

A video is also in the works and will be posted here when complete. for now - here are a few more pictures:

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Inhisname said:

just ordered a two pack! When do you expect these to shop please! Thanks!

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Whale Blubber said:

Don't suppose you guys also offer a compressor sleeve? LOL I bought a Yee Pin center storage thing, and the twin cup holders are massive and won't hold onto anything close to normal sized if you have the audacity to turn your vehicle in something other than a straight line.

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RWerksman said:

LOL - negative, my dude. I will say one of the future items on the list is a magnetic cup holder for the center storage thing, and that might work better for you at some point? Likely fall.

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CharonPDX said:

Nice! Going to print in PLA to test how it works, then probably buy from you because I'm lazy and don't want to deal with ASA.

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RWerksman said:

Just a heads up that PLA won't last particularly long. First time it gets hot, you'll be looking at wet noodle consistency. A really good PETG would likely go much further. ASA is the best if you can swing it without the cancer fumes it generates.

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Meltdwn said:

What is that phone charger setup in the first photo?

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