Kia EV6 Armrest Organiser: RHD vs LHD Tray Fitment

Choose a Kia EV6 armrest organiser by the actual steering-wheel side and the shape of the compartment under the armrest lid. RHD and LHD are separate tray options.

This removable insert organises the upper level of that compartment; it is not a tray for the open space beneath the floating centre console.

If keys disappear into the deep armrest bin, adding dividers can make them easier to reach. The useful buying decision is which insert fits your compartment, rather than which finish looks closest to a photograph.

First, check which storage area you want to organise

Open the armrest lid before shopping. If that is the compartment you want to divide, this is the relevant product. If you mean the open shelf below the floating console, use the EV6 floating-console storage guide instead.

A photograph of the lower shelf does not establish fitment inside the armrest. Likewise, a tray that fits the closed compartment should not be advertised as a lower-console storage solution.

RHD or LHD: select the vehicle layout before the colour

RHD means the steering wheel is on the right; LHD means it is on the left. Australian, UK and New Zealand cars commonly use RHD, but an imported car can differ. Your delivery address is not a fitment measurement.

The product has separate outlines for the two drive sides. Do not buy the opposite version intending to rotate it: orientation does not change the shape of the moulding or its support edges.

Compare the RHD and LHD tray options

What the finish names actually mean

The listed combinations include RHD with white-edged liners, and LHD with white-edged liners, matte black or blue-edged liners. Check the current selector for availability. A finish shown on an LHD photograph is not automatically available for RHD.

White or blue describes the liner edging in the displayed options; the tray body is black. These names are accessory finishes, not Kia interior paint or trim codes. Choose the drive-side version first, then a finish offered for that version.

Model year and facelift checks

The listing names 2022–2026 EV6 applications with the matching armrest compartment. That range does not replace the physical check. A 2021 build or registration, a facelift car, or an unfamiliar console should be confirmed against the exact tray before purchase.

For a 2025–2026 facelift, compare the compartment itself rather than treating a shared EV6 badge as proof. GT-Line, GT, RWD and AWD labels do not describe the edge profile where this insert rests.

For a useful fitment enquiry, provide your build or registration year, steering side, a photo looking directly into the open compartment, and the exact option you want. Include the VIN privately if requested; there is no need to publish it in a review.

Drop-in installation and the checks that matter

The kit contains an ABS organiser tray and matching anti-slip liners. Normal fitting to a matching compartment requires no drilling, wiring or adhesive.

1. Remove loose contents and clean the edges supporting the insert.
2. Place each liner in its matching recess.
3. Lower the correctly oriented tray into the compartment without pushing or bending it.
4. Check that it rests level and lifts out easily for access to the bin below.
5. Route cables clear of the edges, then close the lid gently with your usual items inside.

The liners help reduce movement and contact noise. They are not a promise of silence or crash restraint. Keep heavy or oversized items out of the tray and do not use its dividers to pull or support body weight.

Before you order

• The photographed compartment is the one under your armrest lid.
• The selected RHD or LHD label matches the actual car.
• Your build and facelift configuration have been checked where needed.
• The available finish is the one you want, and the delivery total is shown in the expected currency.

For the current package, selectable combinations and destination delivery details, open the product page before adding anything to your basket.

Check the matching tray, contents and delivery

Product reference: EV6 upper armrest organiser. Vehicle-feature reference: Kia Australia EV6 specifications; use the model year printed on that document. A vehicle feature list is not aftermarket tray approval.