Center Console Panel Protective Pad for BYD ATTO 3 – Silicone Gear Panel Cover, Style A / B

The ATTO 3's gloss-black gear panel is the most-touched surface in the cabin — and it shows every fingerprint, ring scratch and coffee drip. This silicone pad covers the whole panel in one soft, translucent skin, so the panel underneath stays showroom-glossy.

The pad is molded to the ATTO 3's central control panel and cut precisely around everything on it: the gear lever, the start/stop dial, the electronic parking brake switch, the hazard button and the metal roller switches all work through their own openings. Because the silicone is translucent, the panel's backlit icons and labels glow straight through it — by day you get a clean matte smoke-grey surface, by night every marking is still lit and legible.

• Scratch armor for piano gloss — keys, rings, nails, charging cables and takeaway cups land on silicone, not on the soft gloss plastic that marks permanently within months.
• Every control still works — precision cutouts for the gear lever, start button, parking brake and both roller switches; the hazard button sits in its own molded recess and presses through the pad with a positive click.
• Backlight shines through — the translucent smoke finish passes the panel's illuminated icons, so the auto-hold, drive-mode and fan labels stay readable in the dark, exactly as the photos show.
• Soft, silent, grippy — silicone kills the rattle of loose items on hard gloss and gives anything you set on the panel a non-slip landing spot. It also shrugs off the cabin heat that warps thin plastic films.
• Washable and reusable — dusty or sticky pad? Lift it off, wash it under the tap with soap, let it dry and lay it back down. It protects for years instead of peeling like a film.

• Style A — panel pad: covers the gear and control panel itself, finishing at the top edge of the cup holders. Choose it if you want the high-touch gloss panel protected and the console below left as it is.
• Style B — extended pad: the same full panel coverage, continued down past the cup holders to protect the lower console section as well. Choose it for end-to-end coverage of the whole center console top.

• Vehicle: BYD ATTO 3 (sold as Yuan Plus in China)
• Position: central control / gear panel between the front seats
• Material color: translucent smoke grey, matte finish
• Quantity: 1 pad in your chosen style

1. Wipe the panel clean and dry — dust trapped under a pad is visible through the translucent finish.
2. Lay the pad over the panel and register the cutouts: gear lever through the center opening first, then the start dial, parking switch and rollers fall into their openings.
3. Smooth the pad flat from the center outward with your palm. The silicone's natural grip holds it in place — there is no adhesive, no backing film and nothing left behind on the panel.
4. Press every control once — gear lever travel, start dial, parking switch, rollers and the hazard button in its recess — and you are finished.

• Material: flexible silicone — twists and rolls without creasing or cracking, as shown in the flexibility photos
• Finish: translucent smoke grey, backlit-icon compatible
• Attachment: lay-on fit held by silicone grip; no adhesive
• In the box: 1 × central control panel protective pad (Style A or Style B)
• Care: wash with soap and water, air-dry flat; dust lifts off with a damp microfiber

Can I still read the panel's icons at night?
Yes. The pad is translucent, and the panel's backlit markings shine through it — the fitted photos show the labels lit through the pad in orange and blue. Nothing about the panel's nighttime legibility changes.

Do the roller switches and gear lever still move freely?
Yes. Each control has its own precision opening in the pad, sized to the ATTO 3 panel. The rollers spin, the lever travels and the start dial turns with nothing touching them, and the hazard button presses through its molded recess.

Does it stick to the panel or leave residue?
There is no adhesive at all. Silicone grips by surface friction, so the pad stays put in use and lifts straight off whenever you want — the panel underneath is left exactly as it was, with no glue marks to clean.

What is the real difference between Style A and Style B?
Coverage length. Style A protects the control panel and stops at the cup holders. Style B is the longer pad that continues past the cup holders and protects the lower console top as well. Both are the same silicone, the same translucent finish and the same cutouts around the controls.

Will cabin heat damage it?
No. Silicone is the material carmakers themselves use for oven-hot and frozen applications alike; a sun-baked cabin is well inside its comfort zone. It will not warp, curl at the edges or go sticky the way thin TPU films do.

How do I clean it?
Lift it off and wash it in the sink with dish soap and water, rinse, and let it air-dry before laying it back. Dust and lint that cling to silicone rinse straight off, and the pad comes back looking new.

Standard worldwide shipping is $9.90 USD on orders below $29.90 USD. Orders of $29.90 USD or more ship free with standard shipping. Return requests can be submitted within 30 days after delivery — see our Returns & Refunds policy for the full terms.

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