Recommended charging and cargo accessories for the Mazda CX-90 PHEV?

I have lived with the CX-90 for a while now and honestly, you might want to consider how those dogs will impact that white leather before you let them anywhere near the cabin. Its gorgeous but incredibly unforgiving with paws. For the cargo area, you should be careful with the TuxMat setup. While they look premium, they dont always offer the best flexibility if you frequently flip just one half of the third row down for extra gear.

• For the best protection with big dogs, I would suggest looking at the Canvasback Cargo Liner Mazda CX-90. It covers the back of the seats individually using velcro so you can still use the 50/50 split without wrestling a giant plastic tray every time.
• Regarding the charger, the Grizzl-E Classic Level 2 EV Charger 40 Amp is built like a tank, but it is likely more than you need for a 17.8 kWh battery. If you want to stay under budget, the Lectron Level 1 Level 2 Portable EV Charger 16 Amp is a solid middle ground that fits a standard NEMA 6-20 outlet and cuts your charge time significantly compared to the wall plug.
• Make sure to keep some Chemical Guys Leather Cleaner and Conditioner Kit in the glovebox for immediate wipe downs. I would suggest staying away from the cheap generic mats on Amazon because they usually wont fit the specific dimensions of the PHEV trunk floor properly. Take it from someone who has ruined a cargo carpet before, spending the extra money on a custom fit liner is basically essential insurance for your resale value... just be mindful of the mounting points.

Ive tried many setups over the years. Honestly:

• Emporia Level 2 EV Charger 48 Amp tracks usage better than Grizzl-E.
• WeatherTech Cargo Liner for Mazda CX-90 is way tougher for dogs.

@Reply #5 - good point! Tbh I was in the same boat with the dogs and the cargo space. If you want to keep that white leather pristine without spending a fortune, im really satisfied with the Smartliner Custom Fit Cargo Liner Mazda CX-90. It covers the floor perfectly and handles mud way better than the factory carpet mats. Since youre doing a DIY approach to save cash, grab a kit of Gyeon Q2 LeatherShield and coat those seats yourself before the trip. Its a total game changer for white interiors because liquids and dirt just bead right off... basically makes the leather bulletproof. For charging, a big wall station is definitely too much for our battery size. Ive been using the Megear Level 2 EV Charger 16 Amp for a few months now and it works well. It charges the car fully overnight and its portable enough to toss in the back for your Poconos trip. Whole setup will probably only set you back like 350 bucks if you shop around.

^ This. Also, I feel your pain on that budget. Honestly its a scam that quality is tanking while prices skyrocket... I disagree that these big brands are actually worth it anymore.

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