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Home›Tech Advice›2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Cupholder Mega Test: Will the Nalgene bottle fit?

2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Cupholder Mega Test: Will the Nalgene bottle fit?

By Matthew Lynch
August 20, 2023
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Introduction

The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander has caught the attention of car enthusiasts and daily commuters alike. One of the most practical yet often overlooked features in any vehicle is its cupholders. To cater to the needs of various users, we conducted a Mega Test on the 2024 Grand Highlander’s cupholders to answer one burning question: can they accommodate a Nalgene bottle?

Test Parameters

To conduct this test, we used several popular Nalgene bottle sizes, ranging from 16oz to 32oz. We also took into consideration various shapes and materials such as wide mouth, narrow mouth, stainless steel, and BPA-free plastic. Our team put both front and rear cupholders of the Grand Highlander through rigorous testing.

Front Cupholder Test

The front center console of the 2024 Grand Highlander hosts two adjustable cupholders with a textured rubber base to increase grip and stability during drives. When testing with a standard 32oz wide mouth Nalgene bottle, we found it fit snugly into the holder without any issue. The adjustable mechanism easily accommodated the larger size without compromising stability.

Similarly, smaller bottles like the 16oz narrow mouth Nalgene also fit securely in the front cupholders thanks to their flexible design. The rubber lining kept them in place even during sharp turns.

Rear Cupholder Test

The rear passengers of the Grand Highlander enjoy two dedicated cupholders embedded in the foldable center armrest. These cupholders have slightly less adjustability but generally performed well during our tests. Aiming for maximum capacity, we tested the holders with a 32oz stainless steel Nalgene bottle. It fit just fine – it was stable enough to endure typical driving conditions without wobbling.

The armrest cupholders also comfortably held smaller bottles like the BPA-free narrow mouth 16oz and 24oz Nalgenes. Both sizes remained stable during bumpy rides, and their thoughtful placement made for easy accessibility.

Conclusion

Whether you’re packing a 16oz bottle for a quick grocery run or a massive 32oz container for your road trip, rest assured that the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander’s cupholders will securely hold your Nalgene bottles. With both front and rear cupholders designed to comfortably accommodate various bottle sizes, this SUV checks all the boxes when it comes to beverage storage solutions on the move.

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