My main issue right now is that the frunk is basically just a giant empty plastic cave and everything I put in there just slides around like crazy when I take a turn so I need some serious organization ideas for that. Also since range is actually a factor now I'm looking for a bed cover that doesnt kill my miles per kwh because I heard some of the bulky ones can create a lot of drag and I really want to maximize that 500 mile range if I can.

Heres what Im working with:

• Budget: looking to spend maybe $2500 to $3000 max for the first round of mods


• Location: out in the PNW where it rains non stop so everything has to be weather sealed


• Use case: mostly hauling gear for the kids soccer games but we do a lot of light trail camping on the weekends


• Specific needs: something to keep the charging cable from tangling up in the back and maybe some screen protectors for that massive infotainment center because my kids already have it covered in smudges

Ive seen some guys talking about portable power banks to supplement the onboard outlets but I dont know if thats overkill since the REV already has a ton of exportable power. Also wondering if anyone has found a good solution for the under-seat storage since the battery layout changed things a bit under there compared to the ICE models. What are you guys actually using day to day that makes the transition from gas to electric easier? I dont want to buy a bunch of junk that just sits in the garage...

Ive spent hours looking at the Adrian Steel kits and they look great but then I read a bunch of threads saying the lead times are backed up for months and I just dont have that kind of time to wait around. Then I looked into the Weather Guard stuff which seems more available but I saw a video where a guy was complaining about the drawer latches failing after six months and the whole thing rattling like a box of loose nails every time he hits a pothole. My logic was that I could maybe save some cash by going with a Ranger Design setup but some people say those are a nightmare to install yourself if you dont have the specific mounting tracks already.

So I was thinking... maybe I just buy some generic bins and bolt them to a plywood subfloor? But then I worry about the weight and the ProMaster has those weirdly shaped walls that curve in at the top so most of the standard shelving units leave this massive gap behind them that just collects dust and dropped screws. Its just super frustrating because I want it to look professional for my clients but I also dont want to spend 8k on a Sortimo system that costs more than my first truck did.

Does anyone actually have a ProMaster setup they love that doesnt involve a three month wait or a second mortgage? I need something that actually uses the wall space properly without making me deaf from the noise on the highway...

Right now im paralyzed trying to choose between floor mats and some kind of seat protection that doesnt look cheap. I am torn between the TuxMats and the WeatherTech HP ones. The TuxMats look way more high-end and seem to cover more of the side carpet which is great because that Sea Salt carpet is gonna show everything, but I heard they can be kinda slick when wet? Then there is the WeatherTech HP which I know is solid but they look so industrial and i feel like they might ruin the luxury vibe of the Tungsten cabin. Im also looking at the Mopar factory all-weather ones because they have the Ram branding but do they actually protect enough?

Also, should I get those leather seat protectors or just get the seats ceramic coated? I have a camping trip coming up in like ten days near Bend and I need to get this sorted before we hit the trails and the mud. My budget is probably around $500 for the interior protection stuff but I can go higher if it actually saves the leather. It just feels wrong putting plastic over everything but I dont want to ruin it. What are you guys using to keep the Tungsten looking like a $90k truck while actually using it as a daily driver?

My budget is around 1500 dollars to get it organized before next month but I dont even know the names of the parts I need or what brands are actually good for beginners. Sorry if this is a basic question but what kind of interior storage accessories should I buy first so my stuff stops rolling around...