What are the dimensions of the Equinox's cup holders?

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VonHarmony
07/23/25 8:40pm
Equinox's cup holders are 8cm in size. Introduction to cup holders: Cup holders are an indispensable element in automotive functional design. The first patent for a car cup holder was approved, but at that time, it was just an additional accessory. In the 1950s, in-car dining and in-car theaters began to gain widespread popularity, which indeed increased the popularity of cup holders. Notes: In high-end models, cup holders may have heating or cooling functions, which are not uncommon configurations. However, the 300C's cup holders can provide both heating and cooling functions simultaneously, meaning the left side can heat while the right side cools, or vice versa, fully preparing hot and cold beverages as needed.
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LaMolly
08/10/25 6:33pm
I've been driving the Chevrolet Equinox for three years and am very familiar with the size of its cup holders. There are two cup holders in the front center console, each about 7-8 cm in diameter and 10 cm deep, which perfectly fit a large Starbucks coffee cup or a 500 ml thermos without easily tipping over. I love this design because there's also plenty of storage space, and you can fit a phone or keys next to it. The rear cup holders are slightly smaller but similarly deep, making them stable enough for kids' drink bottles. Overall, the Equinox's cup holder dimensions are very practical for daily commutes, eliminating worries about drink spills. I also recommend wiping them with a damp cloth during car washes to keep them clean and prevent stain buildup.
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