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What are the most useful frunk organizers for Audi EVs?

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I’m loving my new e-tron, but the frunk is currently just a jumble of charging cables and my tire kit. I’m looking for a custom-fit bin or a divider system that keeps everything secure and rattle-free while driving. Does anyone have a specific brand or DIY setup that fits the Audi frunk dimensions perfectly?


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oh man, i totally feel u on the cable mess!! when i first got my e-tron, the rattling from the tire kit actually drove me insane... like, i honestly thought something was loose in the suspension lol. i basically just went with some generic heavy-duty velcro crates from a big box store and they work AMAZINGly well because they just stick to the liner and literally never move.


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Great info, saved!


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+1 to what was said earlier about the rattle, it's seriously annoying. Ok so, i did a deep dive into the market dimensions and found that most "universal" bins just dont cut it for the Audi's specific floor taper. I eventually went with a DIY modular setup using high-density foam dividers. It basically keeps my current setup locked in place with a friction-fit. Tbh, checking the material density is key so things dont slide around during high-G turns!!


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Sooo I actually went through this exact same thing with my e-tron! Honestly, that jumble of cables is *super* annoying. For your situation, I'd suggest grabbing the Audi e-tron Frunk Organizer Bag Genuine OEM 4KE061609 if you want that perfect factory fit. I think it was around $115 when I got mine. It basically keeps everything silent and tucked away. Seriously, it's a game changer for keeping the front clean! 👍


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Seconding the recommendation above. Ngl, the OEM bag is solid, but for a safety-first approach, I prefer a hardshell case like the Pelican 1400 Protector Case or even the Plano All Weather Tactical Case 36". They're literally bombproof and stop heavy tools from becoming projectiles if you ever hit a major bump. Plus, the foam inserts keep things 100% rattle-free, which is way better than loose bags imo.


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