Regarding what #3 said about "TuxMat has the best coverage for wet..."

• I completely agree. Im very satisfied with how they stay put and dont slide under the pedals, which was a big safety concern for me.
• Use Seven Sparta Center Console Organizer Tray for Mach-E to keep things from sliding around.
• Grab Vickisura Back Seat Protectors for Ford Mach-E for the kids. Everything fits snug and has been very reliable so far.

Honestly, I was super disappointed with the 3D MAXpider KAGU All-Weather Custom Fit Floor Mat Black after a winter in the rain. Everyone says they look premium but that texture basically traps the mud in all the tiny grooves. I spent way too much time scrubbing them with a brush. If you want something that actually works for kids, stick with WeatherTech FloorLiner DigitalFit Black. They arent as pretty, but you can just spray them down and be done. I also tried a cheap console wrap that looked like trash within a month. Total waste of money. Here is what I would actually buy first:

• WeatherTech FloorLiner DigitalFit Black for the front and back.
• Spigen Screen Protector Glas.tR Slim Matte to avoid fingerprints.
• Topfit Mach-E Seat Back Protectors Kick Mats for the kids. The Spigen Screen Protector Glas.tR Slim Matte is the only one that didnt give me massive glare issues. Priority is definitely the mats tho... kid mud is no joke.

Re: "Honestly, I was super disappointed with the 3D..."

• Yeah, those grooves are a total trap for dirt. In my experience, you want the smooth rubber stuff you can just hose off in the driveway.
• Go with WeatherTech All-Weather Floor Mats, you cant go wrong.
• Just grab some basic kick mats from Lusso Gear. I've tried many different setups and basically any thick rubber mat is gonna save your carpet from Portland rain better than those textured ones. Definitely prioritize the floor first tho.

TL;DR: TuxMat has the best coverage for wet climates, and a neoprene cover is the cheapest way to save the console. @Reply #2 - good point! Smooth mats are easier to wash, but I found TuxMat All-Weather Floor Mats for Ford Mustang Mach-E to be a better practical choice for Portland weather. They have much higher sidewalls than WeatherTech, so the carpet stays dry even with slushy boots. To stop the console scratches, I use the AOCOROE Center Console Armrest Cover for Mach-E. It is a simple neoprene sleeve that actually looks decent and stays put. If the screen glare is the main issue, look at The EV Shop Matte Screen Protector for Mustang Mach-E instead of glass ones. Total cost for this setup is around $310. I usually check the MachEForum wiki for fitment updates before buying anything new.