Oh man, congrats on the new Equinox EV!! Honestly, it’s such an amazing ride, but I totally feel u on the grocery situation. I’ve been there and it’s highkey stressful hearing stuff roll around back there while ur trying to drive. Since these EVs have so much instant torque, things slide way faster than in a gas car, so u gotta be careful!! For your situation, here's what I recommend based on what I’ve been using: - **For the sub-floor:** I honestly think the best fit is the Chevrolet Equinox EV Underfloor Cargo Organizer. It's basically made for those exact dimensions. I was kinda worried about after-market bins not sitting flush and maybe rattling against the frame, which is super annoying in a quiet EV... but this one is solid. It keeps everything tucked away safely.
- **For the main trunk area:** I’ve been using the Starling's Car Trunk Organizer with Adjustable Straps. This thing is fantastic because it has those tie-down hooks. Seriously, you *have* to use the straps!! If you ever have to slam on the brakes, you don't want a heavy bin full of glass jars flying forward. I'm always a bit cautious about that stuff, so the non-slip bottom is a must for me.
- **A sturdy collapsible option:** If you want something easier to move, maybe look at the Knodel Sturdy Car Trunk Organizer. It’s really durable and fits the width of the Equinox pretty well without blocking the side cubbies. I mean, I'm not 100% sure if every brand fits the sub-floor perfectly, so maybe check with the parts department at ur dealer if ur worried? But yeah, definitely get something with a grip. Anyway, hope that helps you out!! Have you tried using the built-in grocery hooks on the side yet or are they too small for ur bags? gl!

For your situation, I had the same issue with gear sliding due to inertia every time I hit the throttle!! I ended up finding a setup for about $40 that works: * A heavy-duty bin with a high friction coefficient base.
* Precision-cut rubber inserts for the sub-floor so stuff dont move. Honestly, the difference is highkey night and day. No more eggs breaking when I launch from a green light lol!!

In my experience, things can get messy fast—I actually had a pretty bad situation a few weeks back when a gallon of milk decided to go rogue in the back of my new EV. Honestly, the cleanup was NOT fun, and it made me realize how much that instant torque really moves stuff around. Since then, I’ve been looking for budget-friendly ways to keep things secure without spending a fortune on expensive branded gear. I think these options provide the best bang for your buck:
- Generic collapsible crates from big-box stores (they're sturdy and cheap)
- Non-slip rubber shelf liners (cut these to fit the sub-floor for extra friction)
- Soft-sided storage bags (better for the sub-floor to avoid latch issues) Not sure but I recall someone mentioning that the sub-floor depth is a bit tricky for hard plastic bins. From a more cautious perspective, I’d suggest being really careful about what you put down there. If a bin is even slightly too tall, it might put weird pressure on the floor panel or the locking mechanism, which could lead to annoying rattles or even damage over time. It’s probably safer to stick with something flexible. Basically, it works best when you focus on increasing the friction on the floor itself. It lowkey makes a huge difference for like $10 total. Anyway, hope that helps you keep the groceries in one piece!! peace