The Honda CR-V is one of the best-selling SUVs in America and one of the most searched vehicles when it comes to phone mount compatibility. The reason so many CR-V owners end up returning mounts is straightforward: the 5th gen (2017-2022) and 6th gen (2023-2026) have completely different dashboard layouts,
The Chevy Bolt EV and Bolt EUV have a clean, minimalist interior that works against generic phone mounts. The dash surface is not particularly flat or large, the screen dominates the center stack, and cheap suction or adhesive mounts tend to end up in awkward positions or fall off. The
The Chevy Trailblazer returned to the US market in 2021 as a subcompact SUV positioned below the Trax and Equinox. The interior is clean and well-designed for its class, with a standard 8-inch touchscreen that got bumped to a larger display on higher trims in later years. The Trailblazer received
The Chevy Trax was completely redesigned for 2024 with a fresh interior featuring an 11-inch touchscreen, a cleaner center stack, and more cabin space than the outgoing generation. The good news for mount buyers is that the redesign attracted a solid wave of vehicle-specific custom mounts designed precisely for this
The Chevy Equinox is one of the easier SUVs to mount a phone in. The dash is wide, the center vents are accessible, and there is enough flat space on the windshield for a suction mount to grip reliably. The biggest development in recent years is the growth of custom
The Chevy Traverse is one of the easier SUVs to mount a phone in. The interior is wide, the dash is large, and the center vent position puts your phone right next to the infotainment screen where you can glance at navigation naturally. The Traverse was significantly redesigned for 2024,