85+ accessories across Tesla Model Y/3, Rivian R1S/R1T, Ford F-150 Lightning, and Hyundai Ioniq 5 — with verified vehicle fitment, real specs, and owner-forum sourced notes.
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Adjustable 16-50A Level 2 charger with NEMA 14-50 plug — works on any 240V circuit. Wi-Fi connected, schedule via app, ENERGY STAR certified. The most-recommended non-Tesla home charger across EV owner communities.
$494–$749
Ford's bidirectional 80A wall charger — the unit that enables Intelligent Backup Power (V2H). Required for Ford Home Integration System if you want whole-home backup. NEMA 14-50 install option for 48A, hardwired for 80A.
$799–$1310
Modular soft-sided bags sized for the R1T Gear Tunnel — Rivian's signature pass-through storage between cab and bed. R1T-only feature; R1S does not have a Gear Tunnel. OEM Rivian Gear Shop set is the only one with sized-to-fit handles for tie-down points.
$199–$295
Custom-fit thermoplastic mats with raised ridges to trap water, snow, and sand. The Kagu series fits Model Y's exact floorboard contours including under-seat cutouts. Top-rated mat brand in Tesla Model Y owner forums for 4 years running.
$159–$279
Net-mesh shade that snaps into the Model Y's glass roof — drops cabin temp by ~10-15°F in direct sun (community-tested). Two-piece design covers front and rear glass independently. Critical for AZ/TX/CA summers.
$42.49–$99
Tesla's official Level 2 home charger delivers up to 11.5 kW (48A) on a 60A circuit — adds ~44 miles of range per hour to a Model Y. Wi-Fi for OTA updates, integrates with the Tesla app for charging schedules. The benchmark every other home EV charger is measured against.
$420–$600
12V auxiliary battery health tester — Tesla/Rivian/Lightning's small 12V battery dies every ~3-5 years and causes mysterious 'phantom drain' issues; this diagnoses it.
$69.59–$69.59
32L compressor refrigerator-freezer running off 12V/24V DC — multi-EV-compatible camping power.
$299.99–$299.99
Soft horse-hair brushes for safely agitating dirt out of leather/vegan-leather seam crevices — pairs with leather cleaner.
$15.99–$15.99
Mandatory pre-step before ceramic coating — removes embedded paint contaminants that would otherwise be sealed in.
$29.99–$29.99
Tesla-warranty-safe leather cleaner + conditioner — addresses the famously stain-prone white vegan leather seats.
$27.99–$27.99
Universal-fit kid backseat tablet tray with activity surface — straps to front seat, fits all 5 covered EVs.
$25.99–$25.99
3-channel (front+rear+interior) dashcam — covers what Tesla's Sentry can't (interior recording for rideshare/family) and gives non-Tesla EVs full coverage.
$209.99–$209.99
Premium OBD2 Bluetooth dongle — works across all 5 covered EVs with Scan My Tesla / TM-Spy / ABRP / Car Scanner.
$139.95–$139.95
Budget Bluetooth OBD2 dongle (~$27 vs OBDLink MX+'s $140) — works with ABRP and Car Scanner on all 5 covered EVs.
$27.19–$27.19
Owner-installable 10H graphene ceramic coating — ~9 year hydrophobic paint protection at ~10% the cost of a pro install.
$134.99–$134.99
Replacement-mirror dashcam (front 4K + rear 1080P) — installs without disturbing OEM mirror, popular for non-Tesla EVs lacking factory dashcam.
$129.99–$129.99
12.3″ tempered glass screen protector specifically sized for 2025+ Ioniq 5 redesigned infotainment display (incompatible with pre-2025 SKUs).
$42.99–$42.99
XPE-material rear seat-back cover that converts to cargo-area pet mat when 2nd row is folded — Ioniq-5-specific cut.
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Custom-fit pet seat cover for Ioniq 5 rear bench — triple-layer waterproof quilted construction.
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CertiPUR-certified memory foam mattress sized to Model Y/3 fold-flat trunk — folds into included carrying bag.
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Patented aluminum chassis-bracket cable holder — value alternative to Tesla's official $35 organizer.
$15.98–$15.98
Wall-mount cable hook bracket that keeps the Tesla mobile/wall connector cable off the garage floor — preventing kinks, abrasion, and tangled storage.
$15–$15
Lectron-branded J-hook holster for the NACS connector — 4.7★ owner-rated, weather-resistant.
$19.99–$19.99
Universal-fit 12V loud disc horn — Tesla's stock horn is forum-roasted, this is the #1 upgrade across all EV brands.
$24.95–$24.95
HALOBLK-brand aluminum/304-stainless pedal covers — covers all Tesla 3/Y year ranges including Juniper/Highland.
$59.99–$59.99
Adds NEMA 14-50 (240V 32A) plug to Tesla Gen 2 Mobile Connector — required for fast home charging since Tesla unbundled the adapter.
$44.59–$44.59
Tesla Model 3-specific 8-piece privacy curtain set (Highland-compatible) — Camp Mode essential for stealth overnight.
$79.99–$79.99
Tesla 3/Y-fitted waterproof dog hammock + 2 door protectors — protects vegan leather from claws + slobber.
$36.99–$36.99
Drop-in USB-C hub for Model 3/Y center console — retractable Type-C cables, fast-charging, no permanent install.
$14.39–$14.39
Self-inflating air mattress with wireless-charging pump (powered from Tesla's wireless charging pad) — 2 pillows + storage bag included.
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8-piece camping shade set covering windshield + all side + rear + glass roof — UV-blocking 5-layer for Model Y Camp Mode privacy.
$79.99–$79.99
Triple-layer 4.5mm sound deadener (22 sqft) — Tesla Model Y is well-known for road noise; this kit hits doors + floor + trunk.
$229–$229
Direct OEM-replacement ceramic rear pads with hardware kit — Tesla 3/Y first replacement at ~50k miles.
$34.86–$34.86
Spigen-branded premium PC cable organizer — drywall-anchor mount, matte finish, all-in-one design.
$27.99–$27.99
Spigen-brand hard-shell key card holder with keychain — protects the flexible Tesla key card from cracking in pockets/wallets.
$21.99–$21.99
Third-party alternative to Tesla's official CCS Combo 1 adapter, often in stock when Tesla's is sold out. Same 250 kW peak, USB-C firmware updates. Some VINs report compatibility quirks — check community reports.
$270–$345
ENERGY STAR certified Level 2 charger with smart scheduling and load management. 48A on 60A hardwire, 40A on NEMA 14-50. Strong EV owner communities favorite for cost-per-kW value.
$399–$549
Two-drawer slide-out storage system that converts the bed into a tool-truck setup. 200 lb per drawer. Lightning-specific install — works around Ford's Pro Power Onboard outlets.
$1499–$1899
Carpet-textured bed liner that prevents cargo from sliding. Drains water through the factory bed drain holes — important because Lightning's bed has charging outlets you don't want pooled water near.
$179.95–$339
Universal-fit air + memory foam camping mattress that fits the F-150 Lightning's 5.5 ft bed (and most other truck beds). Ultra-packable design — Luno's Lightning-specific pad is sold direct only, this is the closest Amazon-available alternative.
$279.99–$549
Divides the Lightning's massive 14.1 cu ft Mega Power Frunk into compartments. Pet-area, charging-cable, tool storage. Works around the in-frunk power outlets without blocking access.
$149–$229
Custom-fit covers for Lightning's SuperCrew front seats. Two SKUs: split-bench (XLT) vs bucket seats (Lariat/Platinum) — pick the wrong one and they don't fit. Side-airbag-friendly cuts.
$199–$449
Power-deploying running boards that retract when not in use. Lightning-specific harness (different from gas F-150). Premium-tier accessory but the most-requested in F-150 Lightning owner forums for short-passenger access.
$1599–$2199
Canadian-made rugged Level 2 charger built for outdoor abuse — IP67 rated, working temp -22°F to 122°F. No Wi-Fi (deliberate simplicity), 24-ft cable. The pickup-truck pick in F-150 Lightning owner forums.
$299.99–$499
Plugs into the Ioniq 5/EV6 charge port to turn your EV into a 1.9 kW power bank. Run power tools, camping gear, even a fridge during a power outage. Genuine Hyundai/Kia OEM accessory.
$70–$199
Custom-fit Kagu mats for Ioniq 5's flat-floor cabin. The Ioniq 5 N performance variant uses the same SKU. Recommended in Ioniq 5 owner forums over the Hyundai OEM mats for raised edge containment.
$159–$239
Genuine Hyundai mud flaps — OEM fit beats aftermarket because the Ioniq 5's wheel arch geometry is tricky. Includes mounting hardware. Sold as 4-piece set on Amazon.
$26.49–$149
Universal collapsible trunk box sized for Ioniq 5's cargo floor. Three compartments hold groceries upright. Folds flat against side wall when not needed. Common multi-vehicle SKU on Amazon.
$25–$91.38
Plugs into any J1772 public charger and lets your Tesla charge from it — essential for ChargePoint, Blink, and most non-Tesla L2 stations. Lectron's 40A version is the rated workhorse; cheaper adapters often throttle.
$108.28–$165
Lets a J1772-equipped EV plug into Tesla Destination Chargers and Wall Connectors (NACS Level 2 only — does NOT work for V3 Superchargers). 80A / 240V, UL 2252 certified. Useful for road trips where Tesla L2 is the only option. Lectron sells a similar product but their version isn't dominant on Amazon — top-ranking listing is Hero World branded.
$99–$169.99
Trunk-friendly 32A J1772 charger with NEMA 14-50 plug. Switchable 16A/24A/32A for different outlets. Solid budget choice for a backup charger or for renters who can't install a wall unit.
$239–$329
Two configurations: 3rd row folded flat (max cargo) or 3rd row up (cargo behind 3rd row). Most owners buy the larger flat-fold version for road trips. Pet-hair-friendly raised lip prevents spillover.
$140.95–$219
R1S-specific divider that mounts behind 2nd row, leaving 3rd row + cargo as a pet zone. Travall is the only brand currently making R1S-fit barriers; aftermarket universal nets fit poorly.
$159–$279
Aerodynamic crossbars compatible with R1S's factory raised rails. Lower wind noise than Thule alternatives at highway speed. Pair with Yakima JetStream towers — sized for R1S rail spacing.
$269.95–$519
Three-piece shade for R1S's panoramic glass: front, middle (above 2nd row), rear (3rd row). 3rd-row pets/kids cook back there in summer without one — the most-requested R1S accessory after delivery.
$69–$149
Folding bed extender that adds ~24 inches of cargo length when tailgate is down. Designed for 4.5 ft beds — fits R1T's bed dimensions. Required for hauling 8 ft lumber with tailgate down.
$279–$429
Rivian's factory power-retracting tonneau — the only tonneau guaranteed to work with the Gear Tunnel and tailgate. Aftermarket options exist but interfere with the powered tailgate; Rivian owner forums generally recommends OEM only here.
$2400–$3250
Low-profile soft tool roll that stows in R1T's bed without interfering with the powered tonneau. Designed around the tonneau's 4-inch clearance limit — most aftermarket tool boxes are too tall.
$59–$129
Tesla's official adapter to use Electrify America, EVgo, and other CCS DC fast-charging networks. Required for older Tesla VINs that don't have native CCS; check your VIN before buying. Up to 250 kW peak.
$225–$250
Portable Level 1/2 charger that ships with adapters for NEMA 5-15 (standard outlet) and NEMA 14-50 (240V). Up to 32A on the right outlet — adds ~30 mi/hr of range. The road-trip backup every Tesla owner should carry.
$230–$300
Two-piece mesh shade for Model 3's glass roof. Note: Highland 2024 has a slightly larger rear glass — make sure the SKU you order matches your model year.
$45–$89
Drop-in tray for Model 3's deep center console — adds a phone shelf and compartment dividers. Pre-Highland refresh only; the 2024 Highland changed the console layout significantly.
$25–$55
Custom-fit Kagu mats for Model 3. Note: the 2024 Highland refresh changed the floor pan slightly — check the year-specific SKU before ordering. The community-default mat brand for Model 3.
$149–$269
Pre-cut PPF strip for Model 3's front lip — the most rock-chip-prone area. Cheaper standalone option vs full XPEL kit. Highland and pre-Highland have different lip shapes (different SKUs).
$29–$69
Drop-in 4-piece organizer set for the redesigned center console in Highland Model 3 (2024+) and Juniper Model Y (2025+). Adds dividers + phone shelf + sub-tray. The 2024 Highland refresh and 2025 Juniper refresh both reshaped the center console, breaking compatibility with pre-refresh organizers. 4.8★ across 897 reviews.
$39.99–$39.99
HEPA H13 cabin air filter with activated carbon — captures 99.97% of particles ≥0.3 microns including pollen, smoke, and most viruses. Tesla recommends replacing the cabin filter every 12 months; this 2-pack covers two annual changes. 4.6★ rating, BSR #3 in Tesla Model Y interior accessories.
$17.08–$17.08
Hand-stitched Nappa leather steering wheel cover that fits all Tesla Model 3 (2016-2026, including Highland) and Model Y (2020-2026, including Juniper). Improves grip + masks Tesla's smooth-but-slippery OEM wheel surface. 1.1k+ reviews, 4.6★. The most universally-applicable Tesla interior accessory in the catalog.
$23.99–$23.99
Replacement aero covers for the 19-inch Gemini wheels. Many owners pop the OEM aeros off for a sportier look, then later want them back for the ~5% range improvement; aftermarket covers cost less than Tesla replacements.
$59–$149.99
Soft TPU cover that snaps over the open charge port to keep dust/snow off pins during long winter charging sessions. Also useful in dusty conditions (desert, gravel roads).
$12.84–$35
Plastic pry tool + adhesive remover for taking off the rear T emblem and trim badges. Popular minimalist mod (Tesla owners debadge to lean further into the clean-design aesthetic).
$14.99–$29
OEM Tesla frunk liner with Y-specific cutouts. Available as Amazon resale (boxed Tesla part). Fit beats every aftermarket alternative because it's the actual Tesla mold.
$45–$75
Collapsible nylon storage box that fits the Model Y frunk perfectly with side compartments for tools/cables. Folds flat when you need the full frunk for groceries. The cheap-but-essential mod.
$29–$59
Custom-fit 10-piece TPE set tooled specifically for the Juniper-refresh Model Y (2025-2026): front + 2nd row + cargo + sub-trunk + frunk all included. The 2025+ refresh changed floor pan geometry enough that pre-Juniper 3D MAXpider mats no longer fit. 3.1k+ verified reviews — the BSR #2 Tesla Model Y floor mat on Amazon.
$129.99–$129.99
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Foldable hidden MagSafe phone mount with industrial-strength N52 magnets. Snaps into Model Y/3 dash trim without adhesive on the screen. The most-purchased Tesla aftermarket accessory by review count — 2.8k+ verified reviews and consistently #2 in Amazon's Tesla Model Y Interior Accessories popularity rank.
$35.99–$35.99
Snap-on mud flaps that install without drilling — uses Tesla's existing wheel-well mounting points. Reduces rocker-panel rock chips noticeably. The most-installed aftermarket exterior mod in Tesla Model Y owner forums.
$39.99–$89
Custom-fit metal-frame pet barrier between rear seats and cargo area. Travall's UK-made unit has ceiling-mount points specific to Model Y's interior. The premium pick in Tesla Model Y owner forums for daily dog hauling.
$129–$249
Universal backseat organizer with iPad slot, drink holders, tissue compartment. Hangs from front-seat headrests. Generic SKU but it fits Tesla seats well — community pick because Tesla's center console is rear-passenger-unfriendly.
$19.95–$59
9H tempered glass that adheres to the 15-inch center touchscreen. Anti-glare matte option reduces sun reflection (the most-asked-for feature in Tesla Model Y owner forums). Easy install with bubble-free adhesion.
$29–$49
Custom-cut neoprene covers with cutouts for Model Y's heated/cooled seat ventilation and side airbags. Critical detail — generic covers block the airbag deployment seams (a safety issue).
$149–$329
Plastic divider tray that drops into the deep well under the rear cargo floor. Splits into compartments for charging cables, tow hook, first-aid kit. Works on 5-seater only — 7-seater has different rear floor.
$27.99–$69
Roll-up bag designed to fit a fix-a-flat kit, jack, and emergency tools in the Model Y's spare-tire well. Tesla doesn't ship a spare so most owners use this well for emergency-kit storage.
$29–$59.99
Pre-cut PPF kit for Model Y/3 front bumper, hood leading edge, and door cups. Self-healing top coat handles minor scratches with heat. DIY-able with 6+ hours of patience, or pay $1,500-3,000 at a shop.
$299–$599
Custom-tooled for Lightning's SuperCrew cab. Different SKU from the gas F-150 — Lightning's floor pan is reshaped around battery cooling lines. Pairs with WeatherTech bed liner for full coverage.
$199–$289
Laser-measured DigitalFit liners specifically tooled for R1S's flat-floor architecture. Made-in-USA TPE with raised side walls. The premium-priced but considered worth it pick in Rivian owner forums.
$140.95–$329
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