Tesla accessories, fitment checked first
The upgrades your
Tesla was missing.
Researched picks for the floor mats, screen protectors, sunshades, and organizers that Model 3 and Model Y owners actually buy. No paid placements, no filler.
- 37 products tested
- 10 categories ranked
- 29 owner guides
- 0 paid placements
Built around your car
Fitment-checked per model and model year
floor-mats
3D MAXpider KAGU All-Weather Floor Mats
The Tesla-forum default pick, triple-layer all-weather mats with a precision laser-scanned fit and grippy non-slip backing.
Ranked on the charging numbers that matter
Every charger and adapter we rank is checked against its rated amperage, connector standard, and vehicle fitment before it earns a spot.
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Latest guides
From the archive
New Tesla? 9 Accessories to Buy First
The nine accessories worth ordering the week your Tesla arrives, from floor protection to a real home charger.
Model 3 vs Model Y: What Fits Both (and What Doesn't)
A clear breakdown of which Tesla accessories cross-fit between the Model 3 and Model Y, and which are strictly model-specific.
How to Keep Your Tesla Touchscreen Glare-Free
Practical ways to kill glare and fingerprints on your Tesla center display, from matte protectors to display settings.
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Fitment accuracy
Manufacturer fitment charts and owner reports are cross-checked for the exact model and model year, including Highland Model 3, Juniper Model Y, and Cybertruck, so you do not buy the wrong cut twice.
Protection and coverage
Published protection specs read side by side: water and debris capacity for mats, UV and heat rejection ratings for sunshades, hardness ratings for screen protectors.
Fit and finish
What owner reports and published reviews say about OEM-close appearance, panel gaps, and whether the part stays put in daily driving.