10 TESLA Model 3/Y Accessories You DIDN'T Know You NEED

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These are 10 accessories that some Tesla owners forget about or maybe even don’t know about that will make your life a whole lot easier - and safer. These accessories are compatible with the Model 3 and Model Y, and most are compatible with the Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck.

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[BA-gquw]

The EVject is $300! That’s pure insanity.

[AB]

One item I will add and will always have in my Tesla is a swivel mount !! Once you get it you won't want to go back. It makes the screen more in your line of sight and feels like a cockpit. It can go up down side to side. Highly encourage anyone to get it
Phoenix AZ

[timeastep]

Just bought the fridge. Can’t wait to get it and your discount code worked so thanks for saving me $100. I spend my weekends in Tucson and drive 2 hours away to work during the week. Excited to be able to buy frozen food at Costco and be able to get it home.

[CindySommer]

Man those seat covers are UGGGLY but everything else good!

[george]

It's a good day when a Vegas Tesla fam video drops

[ianroldan]

I don't camp nor have I taken a road trip in my Tesla just yet, but I splurged on the sub trunk fridge and it's a game changer for sure!

[Chrisbs]

I live in the Phoenix area and I love my roof shades, the seatbelt extender is also very nice, sometimes when you put the seats down the seatbelts will get stuck behind the seats and then when someone sits in the back they can't get to them.

[pushinpeej]

Do you guys keep a tire repair kit or even a spare tire when road tripping?

[phxazcraig]

I have aftermarket floormats that drive me crazy. They have a huge lip on them that prevents me front opening the aftermarket drawers I put under the seats. I have to pull the mats up to use those drawers, and those drawers are really handy.

[hankgr]

Are you sure the low voltage outlet stays on while in sentry mode? I can’t find anything in the manual that verifies this. Also will the fridge work on 16 volts?

[twostate]

I've seen reports that a recent Tesla software update disables the 9V outlet that the cooler uses when the car isn't in use, which limits the usefulness of the cooler/fridge when you're camping or staying overnight in a hotel/motel.

[Tesla_]

Definitely adding these to my list. I just need a Tesla 😅. Noti gang

[ronaldgarrison]

WRT EVJect: What we REALLY need: A standard fixture, in the bottom of the car, to connect to the charger. You drive over it, and get notified when you're in the right position. Once you stop, a mating fixture rises up from under the car, clips onto the fixture, and automatically sets you up for charging. AND it has a breakaway feature, so that at any time, you can drive away and it automatically disconnects.

This needs to be standardized for all EV models. It shouldn't require that much hardware anyway.

There should be a kit to retrofit previous EV models.

I'm totally OK with the idea of wireless charging for low-power equipment. But for EVs, the fixture would not only be more efficient, but it would not require you to have charging support hardware, which would have to be driven around with the car, with the weight that implies, and would also add to the expense. All you need is the mechanical connection to electrical power, and this could be easily provided.

I do think canopies are a great idea for charging stations, but with this automated arrangement, you would not even need to get out of the car.

I really don't see much downside to this. However, one question might be whether the breakaway hardware should be part of the car, or part of the charger. Whichever it is, it should be standard. I think I would argue for it being with the car, so that if you''re someone who feels concerned possibly needing to break away, you have the assurance that your car will have the necessary configuration.

The breakaway feature should act non-destructively. It might be a simple friction-fit connector, with a positive click stop but which lets go at a certain amount of strain.

[Sturchill]

We no longer use the seatbelt extenders as they unfortunately make a lot of noise and the belt sometimes won't move.

[danpiraino]

Does the dog hair come with the mats ;)

[brn]

Do u leave the fridge on while ur sleeping in ur tesla? Is ventilation an issue?

[RobertBrown-fz]

Tried to buy the mattress on Amazon using the code but it didn't work. Any ideas?

[TeslaOutage]

The retractable sunroof doesn’t last long. I don’t have it but know the conponents inside are cheaply made.

[devinliang]

Can i know why don't you work with Hansshow?

[JT-xfsw]

Not mentioning a filter cloth for the wide open floor vents is criminal.