The Nissan Leaf is one of the most practical electric vehicles on the road, but when it comes to phone mounts, you are on your own. No aftermarket brand currently makes a custom-fit mount for the Leaf on Amazon, across either generation. The good news is you do not need
If you’ve ever bought a generic phone mount for your RAV4, you already know the frustration. The suction cup won’t stick to the angled dash. The air vent clip pops loose on a bumpy road. And now your mount is somewhere on the floor of your passenger seat. Here’s the
Finding a phone mount that works in a Range Rover takes more thought than it does in most vehicles. The premium interior surfaces, deeply recessed air vents, and large central touchscreen found across the Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Velar, and Evoque all create mounting challenges that a generic clip-on
The Jeep Renegade has one of the more distinctive interiors in its class, and while the circular trim pieces and sculpted dash surfaces look sharp, they create real problems for anyone trying to mount a phone or GPS unit. The design leaves very few flat areas, and the center vent
The Land Rover Discovery is a premium SUV with an interior that looks great but creates real challenges for phone mounting. The windshield sits far forward, the center stack is wide, and the vent layout varies enough between trims that a mount working perfectly in one configuration can feel awkward
The Buick Enclave is one of GM’s most refined SUVs, and its interior is laid out thoughtfully. But like most modern vehicles, it presents a few quirks when it comes to mounting a phone or GPS. The windshield sits further forward than you might expect, the cup holders are offset