New Tesla? 9 Accessories to Buy First

1. All-weather floor mats

The factory carpet mats look fine in the showroom and terrible after one wet week. All-weather mats are the single most-recommended first buy in every Tesla owner group, because road grime grinds into carpet permanently but wipes off a rubber liner in seconds.

For a Model 3 or Model Y, the community default is the 3D MAXpider KAGU set , which uses a laser-scanned fit and a raised carpet-fiber top that traps water. If you live in snow or mud country and care more about capacity than looks, BASENOR 3D All-Weather Floor Liners have deeper channels and taller lips for less money. Want the trunk and rear done in one matched box too? Look at Tesmanian All-Weather Floor Mat Full Set .

Whatever you pick, confirm the model year. The 2025 to 2026 Juniper Model Y and Highland Model 3 have redesigned footwells, so a legacy set will not sit right.

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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.

$130–$190 Check Price

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BASENOR 3D All-Weather Floor Liners

Heavy-duty waterproof liners with deep channels and tall lips that swallow a surprising amount of slush and sand.

$90–$130 Check Price

2. A screen protector for the center display

That center touchscreen is the most-touched surface in the car and a fingerprint magnet under direct sun. A matte tempered-glass protector kills glare and smudges without adding noticeable touch lag.

The Spigen GLAStR EZ FIT Tempered Glass (Center Display) is the easy-install benchmark thanks to its alignment tray, which makes a bubble-free application almost foolproof. If you would rather keep the display razor sharp and can live with more glare, Abstract Ocean Tempered Glass Screen Protector offers a clear-glass option instead of matte. Owners of newer cars with the rear display should add Spigen GLAStR Slim Anti-Glare (Rear Screen) while they are at it.

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Spigen GLAStR EZ FIT Tempered Glass (Center Display)

The easy-install benchmark, 9H tempered glass with an alignment tray and matte anti-glare, anti-fingerprint finish.

$25–$40 Check Price

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Spigen GLAStR Slim Anti-Glare (Rear Screen)

Rear-touchscreen protection for Highland Model 3 and Juniper Model Y with the same 9H matte glass.

$20–$30 Check Price

3. A glass-roof sunshade

Tesla glass roofs let in a lot of heat and UV, and in a hot climate this is the biggest comfort upgrade you can make. A good shade meaningfully drops cabin temperature and stops the interior baking.

For maximum heat rejection, VION Glass Roof Sunshade blocks roughly 95 percent of UV with multi-layer insulation. If you want the fastest possible in-and-out, Tesery Dual-Layer Glass Roof Sunshade snaps in tool-free with a reflective honeycomb layer. Prefer diffused light and an airy factory look over absolute heat blocking? The OEM-Style Mesh Glass Roof Sunshade is the lighter, cheaper choice.

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VION Glass Roof Sunshade

UPF 50+ shade blocking 95% of UV with multi-layer insulation that meaningfully drops cabin heat.

$60–$110 Check Price

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Tesery Dual-Layer Glass Roof Sunshade

Honeycomb reflective outer layer bounces infrared and UV away; tool-free, adhesive-free install in minutes.

$50–$90 Check Price

4. Center console organizers

The stock console is a cavernous bin with rattly cupholders. A set of TPU or silicone organizers tames it and silences the rattle that drives owners crazy on rough roads.

On a Highland Model 3 or Juniper Model Y, the BASENOR 4PCS TPU Center Console Organizer Set won head-to-head fitment with a tight 0.3mm tolerance and covers cupholder to armrest in one box. If your only gripe is sliding cups, the cheap Abstract Ocean Cup Holder Insert (2nd Gen Console) is a targeted fix, and Tesery Center Console Organizer Set is a solid grippy runner-up.

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BASENOR 4PCS TPU Center Console Organizer Set

Tested-winner for Highland/Juniper, dual-layer TPU with a 0.3mm precision fit, cupholder to armrest in one box.

$25–$40 Check Price

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Tesery Center Console Organizer Set

Multi-piece organizer with non-slip silicone mats and tuned tolerances that avoid both rattle and stuck pieces.

$20–$35 Check Price

5. A real home charger

The included mobile connector works, but a wall-mounted Level 2 charger is faster, tidier, and the upgrade you will appreciate every single morning. The Tesla Wall Connector (Gen 3) delivers up to 11.5 kW with Wi-Fi monitoring and native cable management.

It needs a licensed electrician and a 60A circuit, so budget for install. If a permanent charger is not in the cards yet, at least add a TOPABYTE Charging Cable Organizer Wall Mount so the mobile cable stays coiled and off the garage floor.

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Tesla Wall Connector (Gen 3)

The official Level 2 home charger delivering up to 11.5 kW with Wi-Fi monitoring and a tidy wall-mounted cable.

$400–$475 Check Price

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TOPABYTE Charging Cable Organizer Wall Mount

Wall-mounted holder that coils the mobile connector and cable neatly and stores the adapter heads in one spot.

$20–$35 Check Price

6. A public-charging adapter

Superchargers are great until you are at a hotel or workplace that only has a J1772 Level 2 station. A compact Lectron J1772 to Tesla Charging Adapter unlocks that huge public network and lives easily in the frunk.

For longer trips into areas where Superchargers are sparse, a Lectron CCS to Tesla DC Fast Charging Adapter adds CCS DC fast-charging stations to your route options, as long as your vehicle is CCS-retrofit compatible.

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Lectron J1772 to Tesla Charging Adapter

Compact adapter that unlocks public J1772 Level 2 stations for any Tesla, rated to 48A.

$130–$160 Check Price

7. Trunk and frunk organization

Both cargo areas are big open wells where groceries slide everywhere. A BASENOR Collapsible Trunk Storage Bin corrals loose gear and folds flat when you do not need it, and it fits every Tesla trunk.

Model Y owners should grab the TOPABYTE Frunk Storage Organizer (Model Y) to divide the front trunk into real compartments, and Model 3 owners can reclaim the hidden lower well with the TOPABYTE Under-Trunk Storage Organizer (Model 3) . A pair of fold-down grocery hooks finally keeps bags upright on the drive home.

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TOPABYTE Frunk Storage Organizer (Model Y)

Molded frunk insert that turns the open front-trunk well into divided, non-slip compartments.

$35–$55 Check Price

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BASENOR Collapsible Trunk Storage Bin

Foldable fabric bin with rigid sides and handles that contains groceries and gear, then folds flat when unused.

$25–$40 Check Price

8. Mud flaps

EVs kick up a lot of road spray, and that spray accelerates corrosion on rocker panels and tie rods. No-drill mud flaps bolt to factory points in minutes and pay for themselves in protected paint.

For a Juniper Model Y, the BASENOR No-Drill Mud Flaps (Model Y Juniper) are laser-scanned to the new mounting points. Pre-2025 Model Y owners want the BASENOR Mud Flaps (2020–2024 Model Y) instead, and Model 3 owners can use the Tesloid Splash Guards (Model 3) .

9. Microfiber detailing towels

The glossy piano-black trim and the touchscreen show every smudge. A cheap pack of scratch-free microfiber towels is the last small essential, lint-free and safe on every interior surface. It is the kind of five-dollar buy you will reach for weekly.