Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Hiroyuki Yamamoto

Hiroyasu Taniguchi

Toshinori Tsukagoshi

Michihiro Hoshijima

Ryosuke Matsuoka

A center console includes an article placement portion, a front block portion, a rear block portion, a bridge portion, a rearward projection portion, and a finger insertion acceptance surface. The article placement portion has a placement surface on which an article having a rectangular plate shape is capable of being placed. The front block portion is arranged at a forward position of the article placement portion. The rear block portion is arranged at a rearward position of the article placement portion. The bridge portion is provided on the front block portion and the rear block portion and is arranged above the article placement portion to interpose a space portion. The rearward projection portion stands upward from a front portion of the placement surface and projects rearward toward a middle region in a vehicle width direction of the placement surface. The finger insertion acceptance surface is located at an outer position in the vehicle width direction of the rearward projection portion and extends forward from the placement surface.

Vehicle center console

A center console includes an article placement portion, a front block portion, a rear block portion, a bridge portion, an inclination wall, and a terminal connection port. The front block portion is arranged at a forward position of the article placement portion. The rear block portion is arranged at a rearward position of the article placement portion. The bridge portion is provided on the front block portion and the rear block portion. The bridge portion is arranged above the article placement portion to interpose a space portion and has a width in a vehicle width direction which is narrower than that of the article placement portion. The inclination wall is arranged on a front section of the article placement portion and is inclined to a vehicle forward side toward an upward direction. The terminal connection port is arranged on the inclination wall. The terminal connection port is arranged at a position that does not overlap the bridge portion in a top view.

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