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Model Y & Model 3 interior accessories · every generation

The right part
for your year

Mats, sunshades, screen protectors and organizers for the Tesla Model Y and Model 3 — split by generation before brand, because a Juniper part does not fit a 2023 car and a listing that just says “Model Y” is not telling you which one it means.

Generations covered
5
Products researched
67
Picks & guides published
86
Products we claim to have tested
0
Tesla cabin interior with the center touchscreen and console visible from the rear seats

What wins in each category

One pick per category, taken straight from the roundup that chose it. Every one of these is a real, currently-sold product with a stated downside on its review page — and a price you check at Amazon rather than one we copied down weeks ago.

Six categories

This site covers interior accessories for two cars and nothing else. No wheels, no wraps, no charging gear, no dashcams. The narrow scope is the point: it is what lets every page go to the depth of a single generation.

Driver footwell with sneakers resting on a dark rubber floor mat

Category

Floor Mats & Liners

Footwell liners, cargo liners and mud flaps, split by Model Y and Model 3 generation so a 2023 part never ends up in a 2025 car.

Looking up through a car glass roof panel from inside the cabin

Category

Sunshades

Glass-roof, windshield and side-window shades by generation, including the Juniper and Model Y L roof patterns that legacy shades do not fit.

Tesla Model 3 center touchscreen showing the navigation map

Category

Screen Protectors

Screen protectors by display size, with Tesla's own owner's-manual warning stated up front and the 15 / 15.4 / 16-inch fitment split explained.

Close-up of a car center console with two open cup holders

Category

Console Organizers

Console trays, armrest inserts, cup-holder fixes and under-seat boxes, split by generation because the console was redesigned twice.

Open SUV cargo area loaded with hard equipment cases

Category

Frunk & Trunk Storage

Frunk organizers, trunk bins, under-floor storage and frunk coolers by generation, with the rigid-versus-soft rattle trade-off explained.

Interior car door panel and door handle photographed close up

Category

Interior Protection

Door sill protectors, seat-back kick mats, vent covers and trunk-sill guards by generation, with an honest view of what actually wears.

Or start with your car

If you only know one thing about buying accessories for these cars, know this: the model year matters more than the brand. Pick your generation and every page you reach from there is restricted to it.

What makes this different

We have not tested these

And we say so on every page. Specifications here are the manufacturer's published claims, attributed to the page they came from. No invented durability tests, no fictional six months of use.

Generation before brand

Every recommendation is restricted to one of five generations. A part listed only as “Tesla Model Y” with no year range is treated as a reason not to buy it.

A published scoring method

Each pick is scored on named criteria you can read and disagree with. The scores never appear in our structured data, because they are editorial judgments and not product ratings.

No price we cannot verify

Rather than print a number that went stale weeks ago, every buy button sends you to Amazon to see the current price. When live price data is switched on, figures appear with the date they were checked.

Read these first

Four pages that carry most of the site's argument. If you read nothing else here, read the fitment guide for your car.

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