Finding the right Kia EV6 phone mount comes down to one decision most owners do not think about until they are already annoyed: do you want a mount built specifically for the EV6’s curved 12.3-inch display, or a universal mount that goes on the vent, dash, or cup holder instead. Both approaches work, but they solve different problems, and the EV6’s dashboard layout makes the choice more important than it is in a typical sedan.
Below we cover two mounts built specifically for the EV6’s screen bezel, plus three strong universal options for owners who would rather keep their phone off the display entirely. Every product listed is a complete, ready-to-install kit, and every recommendation on this page has been checked for current availability and rating before publishing.
| Mount | Best For | Years/Trim |
|---|---|---|
| MaserWeller Screen Clip Mount | Custom fit on the 12.3-inch display, MagSafe | 2021 to 2024 |
| MaserWeller Screen Clip Mount (Redesigned Interior) | Custom fit on the updated cabin, MagSafe | 2025 and newer |
| JOYROOM Vacuum Magnetic Mount | Windshield or dash suction, MagSafe, foldable | 2021 and newer |
| iOttie Easy One Touch Advanced | Telescoping arm, dash or windshield, any phone | 2021 and newer |
| Andobil Cup Holder Gooseneck Mount | Keeping the dash and display completely clear | 2021 and newer |
MaserWeller Screen Clip Mount (2021 to 2024)
The Kia EV6’s dashboard was designed around a single curved panel that houses both the driver display and the infotainment screen, and it left almost no flat surface anywhere near eye level. That is exactly the gap this mount fills. It clips onto the top bezel of the 12.3-inch panel using a 3D-scanned bracket built specifically for the EV6’s screen housing, so there is no adhesive on the dash, no drilling, and nothing permanently attached to the vehicle.
The mounting head uses a MagSafe-compatible magnetic plate with an aluminum alloy build and a set of stronger magnets designed to keep an iPhone steady over rough pavement. Android and non-MagSafe iPhone owners get a metal ring in the box that adheres to the back of a case, so the mount is not locked to one phone brand even though it is marketed around MagSafe. The arm rotates a full 360 degrees, which matters in the EV6 because the display sits at a slightly different angle than a traditional dashboard.
This version is sized specifically for the pre-refresh interior, so it is the right pick for 2021 through 2024 model years. Kia updated the cabin layout for the 2025 model year, and a mount built for the earlier bezel will not seat correctly on the newer one.
MaserWeller Screen Clip Mount (2025 and Newer)
Kia refreshed the EV6’s interior for the 2025 model year, changing the shape and trim around the curved display panel. This version of the MaserWeller mount uses a bracket scanned from the updated cabin, so it clips onto the newer bezel with the same secure, no-adhesive fit as the earlier version.
Everything else carries over from the original design: an aluminum alloy magnetic head compatible with MagSafe, a bundled metal ring for phones without magnetic backs, and 360-degree rotation for switching between portrait navigation and landscape video calls. The clip mechanism is tool-free, so installation takes a couple of minutes and nothing needs to be removed to take the mount back out later.
If your EV6 was built in 2025 or after, this is the version to buy. The bracket geometry on the earlier model will not match the redesigned bezel closely enough for a stable fit.
JOYROOM Vacuum Magnetic Mount
Owners who would rather not put anything on the display panel at all have a solid option in this vacuum-suction mount. It uses a nano-gel suction base that grips the windshield or dash surface far more aggressively than an old-style suction cup, and the mounting arm folds flat for storage when it is not needed, which is a nice touch for anyone who only mounts a phone occasionally.
The head is magnetic and MagSafe compatible, with a metal plate included for phones that are not. It rotates through a full 360 degrees on a dual-axis folding arm, so the viewing angle can be adjusted for either the driver or a front passenger. Because it mounts to glass or a flat dash surface rather than the screen itself, it works across every EV6 model year without any bezel-specific fitting concerns.
The tradeoff compared to the screen clip mounts above is placement. A windshield or dash suction mount sits lower and further from the display, so it will not deliver quite the same sightline as a bracket built into the screen bezel itself.
iOttie Easy One Touch Advanced
This is a dependable, no-surprises option for drivers who want a proven mount rather than a newer design. The telescopic arm extends from roughly five inches up to nearly seven, which gives more placement flexibility on the EV6’s dash than a fixed-arm mount, and the spring-loaded cradle opens and closes with one hand so a phone can be dropped in or grabbed on the way out the door.
Unlike the magnetic options above, this mount uses a mechanical clamp rather than magnets, which means it works with any phone regardless of case thickness or magnetic compatibility. The redesigned bottom foot adjusts to fit different phone sizes, and a built-in cable channel keeps a charging cord from dangling loose across the dash.
The suction base is rated for long-term use on both glass and dashboard plastic, making it a flexible pick for owners who are not set on a MagSafe-specific solution.
Andobil Cup Holder Gooseneck Mount
For EV6 owners who would rather not touch the dash, windshield, or display at all, this cup holder mount is the alternative. The base expands to fit the EV6’s front cup holder using three padded rubber claws, and an adjustable aluminum alloy gooseneck extends the phone up toward the driver’s line of sight without any adhesive, suction cup, or screen clip involved.
The holder itself uses a wide silicone cradle that adjusts to different phone sizes and thicknesses, including phones left in a case, and the ball joint at the top rotates a full 360 degrees for portrait or landscape viewing. Because the entire mount lives in the cup holder, it leaves the dash, vents, and display completely untouched, which is worth considering for anyone who does not want a permanent-feeling accessory on the EV6’s interior trim.
The obvious tradeoff is losing the use of that cup holder while the mount is installed. For owners with a second cup holder or a center console cubby for drinks, that is rarely an issue.
How to Choose the Right Mount for Your EV6
The first fork in the road is whether you want the phone anchored to the display itself or somewhere else in the cabin. A screen clip mount puts the phone right next to the navigation display, which is convenient for glancing between the two, but it does require buying the version that matches your exact model year since Kia changed the bezel shape for 2025.
A windshield, dash, or cup holder mount sidesteps the year-specific fitting question entirely and will work across the whole EV6 lineup. That flexibility is especially useful if you plan to move the mount to a different vehicle down the road, since a universal mount travels with you while a screen clip mount does not.
Magnetic compatibility is worth deciding on early too. If your phone already uses a MagSafe case or a stick-on magnetic ring, the MaserWeller and JOYROOM mounts above will feel effortless. If you would rather not deal with magnets and cases at all, the iOttie clamp mount or the Andobil cup holder cradle both hold a phone mechanically instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a 2024 Kia EV6 phone mount fit a 2025 model?
No. Kia redesigned the interior trim around the display for the 2025 model year, so screen clip mounts sized for 2021 through 2024 will not seat correctly on a 2025 or newer EV6. Universal windshield, dash, and cup holder mounts are unaffected by this change and fit across all model years.
Do these mounts block the Kia EV6’s climate vents?
The screen clip mounts attach to the display bezel rather than the vents, so airflow is unaffected. The windshield and dash suction mounts sit away from the vent openings as well. Only vent-clip style mounts, which are not featured on this page, have any potential to interfere with airflow.
Is a MagSafe mount necessary for the EV6, or does a clamp mount work just as well?
Either style works fine in the EV6. MagSafe mounts offer faster one-hand attachment and a cleaner look, but they do require a MagSafe case or an adhesive ring on non-MagSafe phones. A mechanical clamp mount like the iOttie option skips that requirement entirely and holds any phone regardless of case.
Can I install a screen clip mount without damaging the EV6’s display trim?
Yes. These mounts clip onto the outer bezel using tension rather than adhesive, so there is nothing bonded to the trim and no residue left behind if the mount is removed later.
Related Reading
For more mounting options across other EV and hybrid interiors, see our guides to Kia EV9 phone mounts, Kia Niro phone mounts, and our full MagSafe car mount buying guide.
