What is the slot for placing cups in a car called?

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DelTaylor
07/29/25 10:27am
The slot for placing cups in a car is called the center console. Here is some additional information: 1. Front center console: The front center console is a commonly used term in the automotive industry. Located between the front seats, it provides elbow support for the front passengers, and most front center consoles also come with cup holders and storage functions underneath. 2. Configuration: Some models feature cup holders or storage compartments on the rear center console, while certain luxury cars even integrate a human-machine interaction system on the rear center console, allowing control of the rear entertainment system. 3. Wooden density board material: Plastic armrest boxes often have unique and novel designs that look more aesthetically pleasing, while wooden density board materials feature an integrated design that appears more conventional but is more stable than plastic, preventing any abnormalities during driving.
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