Saw this earlier but just getting around to typing it out... tbh that piano black is a nightmare for scratches. If you even look at it wrong with a microfiber cloth it gets those tiny swirls. To keep the car looking decent without spending a fortune on professional PPF, I'd look at these:

• BestEvMod Center Console Cover for Hyundai Ioniq 6 ABS Matte Black
• This actually covers the shiny bits completely so you dont have to worry about cleaning it every five minutes.
• Topfit Ioniq 6 Center Console Organizer Tray ABS Plastic
• The armrest bin is basically a deep hole otherwise. This adds a layer so your phone or keys arent just rattling around on the plastic bottom. I prefer the hard covers over the vinyl wraps because theyre easier to install correctly and more reliable in the long run. If you mess up a wrap its basically trash, but these just snap on and stay put even when it gets hot in the cabin.

I went through the same stress when I first got mine. I was so paranoid about those screens getting scuffed that I grabbed the Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Ioniq 6 and it works perfectly. No complaints. I also bought BestEvMod Anti-Slip Door Pocket Liners to stop the sliding noise... everything feels much more secure now and it definitely saved my sanity.

I had high hopes for the Ioniq 6 interior given the tech specs and that whole 800V architecture but honestly the material choices are disappointing for the price point. I tried to go the cheap route at first with some generic adhesive organizers and it was a total disaster. The surface tension on that door plastic is weird and nothing sticks right. I spent about 45 bucks on various generic bins from a big online retailer and they all rattled worse than the empty pockets did. It actually made the noise problem significantly louder because the hard plastic bins would vibrate against the door panel itself. A few things I would definitely warn you to avoid:

• Those suction-based phone mounts. The dash material has a slight texture that creates micro-leaks in the vacuum seal so they always fall off during cornering.
• Cheap matte vinyl wraps for the center console. I tried one that claimed to be precisely cut but the thermal expansion in the summer sun made the edges curl up after like three days.
• Alcohol-based cleaners. Seriously, dont do it. The clear coat on that piano black is incredibly thin and I already see micro-etching on my gear selector area from using a standard interior wipe. Its kinda frustrating because you buy this futuristic EV and then have to spend more money just to make the interior usable. If youre looking at those generic felt inserts, just be careful with the fitment. A lot of the ones being sold right now are actually meant for the Ioniq 5 and the dimensions are just different enough that they leave gaps which actually creates more rattling. Tbh, if I could do it over, I would have just left it alone until higher quality stuff came out... but now I am stuck with glue residue on my dash.