text: Rear cupholders on the EX? | Gen 3 Insight Forum
  Rear cupholders on the EX?
  Just bought an EX but noticed only the Touring has cup holders in the armrest, has anyone found a solution?
  It looks possible to install the Touring rear center armrest, based on parts diagram, but it seems a bit pricy at $130 total:
  https://www.hondapartsnow.com/genui...ter=(bt=4,1600;et=2,4)&Location=pd:3476541,11
  $70 - Rear Center Armrest - 82180-TXM-A61ZA
  $60 - Rear Center Cupholder - 82184-SNA-A01ZU​
  Some aftermarket options look interesting. You could try and fail at ~8 of these before reaching the cost of the OEM version, though the trade-off is space. (Note: these aren't tested/measured/used on Insight yet, so double check specs):
  Headrest mounted, clamp - https://www.amazon.com/MAOBLOG-Multifunction-Storage-Bracket-Standard/dp/B07L2VDYVH/
  Headrest mounted, straps - https://www.amazon.com/Zento-Deals-Headrest-Beverage-Convenient/dp/B079SMNYYS/
  Headrest mounted, foldable - https://www.amazon.com/Organizer-Universal-Portable-Foldable-Headrest/dp/B07J4R6RJP
  Standalone console w/charging - https://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-Automotive-Portable-Organizer-Charging/dp/B01DYK3C3Y/
  Between seatbacks - https://www.amazon.com/Allnice-Organizer-Durable-Backseat-Storage/dp/B07H3PW6CM
  Over floor hump - https://www.amazon.com/Texas-Saddlebags-Universal-Consoles-50811/dp/B00KQ10BSY/​
  ...and out-of-the-box but maybe would work are cup holders designed for inflatable hot tubs, but instead attached to topside of rear fold down arm rest. There might be other options like these but with compression clips to attach to the arm rest:
  https://www.amazon.com/Intex-PureSpa-Standard-Beverage-Containers/dp/B00OX5B8TA/
  https://www.amazon.com/Bestway-Plastic-SaluSpa-Drinks-Accessory/dp/B01NASVKC5​
  Please keep in mind the armrest insightfully lists is the for the touring so it will probably fit but will be leather so it won't match completely. You might want to follow his other suggestions instead.
  Hey, SO... I originally responded based on the post saying only the Touring has cupholders in the rear armrest... (and a leather rear armrest would look pretty cool, or conversely would get covered up, per your other question on seat covers)...
  BUT I did a double take and serious head-scratch after thinking about it... coz it occurred to me that my EX already has cupholders in the rear armrest, standard. When installing my rear seat covers (Civic OEM), the cutouts fit perfectly around the cupholder contours in the EX's rear armrest.
  - Is your EX is missing cupholders in the rear armrest (manufacturer defect)?
  - Or do you own an LX trim, which doesn't come with the rear armrest as a standard feature (rear seat upgrade)?
  Was yours a 2019 or a 2020 Insight EX? Just curious if we all missed that change? If not, I'd bring it back to the dealership and ask them where your cupholders are, I know my EX has cupholders in the rear.
  2019 ***/Ivory EX here (built 7/2018 on a Tuesday). I have cup holders in the back armrest.
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  Yeah I should have known that the ex had cup holders since lx to ex upgrade gets you the 60/40 split seats.
  What's interesting is that Honda equips some Civics with 60/40 splits, but not all of them have armrests. The exceptions I've seen are:
  Civics with 60/40 Split but No Center Armrest
  - 2019 Civic Sedan, SPORT trim
  - 2019 Civic Coupe, ALL trims
  - 2019 Civic Type R
  - 2020 Civic Coupe, SI
  - 2020 Civic Hatchback, LX trim
  I'm kind of dying to know from OP what the rear seat and rear armrest in question look like... maybe a Civic Sport seat made its way into the Insight? Inquiring minds want to know!
  Basically I'm just blind and didn't notice them back there😂
  Ha, ok. The cupholders are only seen when the rear armrest is down. And the good news is your 'mod' is now done.