A clean, organised cabin is easier to live with every day, but an accessory is only useful when it fits the correct vehicle generation. Before buying floor mats, console trays, air filters or screen protection, confirm the model, model year, steering position and any interior update that applies to your car.
TELASS is an independent aftermarket retailer and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tesla, Inc. Product names are used only to explain compatibility.
Start with the exact model and generation
Model 3 Highland and Model Y Juniper introduced interior changes that can affect the shape of mats, console organisers, screen accessories and trim pieces. Do not rely only on the registration year. Compare the product photographs and listed fitment details with the cabin in your vehicle.
- Confirm Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X or Cybertruck.
- Check the production year and whether the vehicle is a refreshed generation.
- Confirm right-hand drive or left-hand drive where the product is side-specific.
- Review every size, variant and installation note before checkout.
Choose floor protection that is easy to maintain
Floor mats should sit flat, avoid the pedals and use the correct retention points where provided. Raised edges can help contain sand, rainwater and everyday debris, while a removable liner makes cleaning simpler. After installation, check that the driver's mat cannot slide or curl.
Browse our interior accessories and compare the model-year information on each product page.
Use storage without blocking controls
Console trays and side-storage organisers can separate charging cables, cards and small items. A good organiser should not obstruct the console lid, charging surface, air vents or seat movement. Remove loose objects before aggressive driving and avoid placing heavy items in an open tray.
Protect screens with careful installation
Clean the display with a lint-free cloth, align the protector before removing the backing, and install in a low-dust environment. Never spray liquid directly onto the screen. A protector should not cover sensors, interfere with touch response or create sharp exposed edges.
Maintain cabin air components
Cabin filter replacement intervals depend on local dust, humidity, smoke and driving conditions. A musty odour, reduced airflow or visibly dirty media can indicate that inspection is due. Follow the vehicle manufacturer's service guidance and use a qualified technician when the filter location or installation procedure is unclear.
A simple monthly cabin check
- Vacuum mats and seat rails.
- Check organisers and mats for movement.
- Wipe high-touch surfaces with a compatible cleaner.
- Inspect screen protection for lifted or damaged edges.
- Confirm that charging cables are undamaged and stored securely.
Compatibility is the first step. Use the product page specifications, then contact TELASS support before ordering if your model or generation is uncertain.