Tesla just dropped a Summer Collection on its U.S. online shop, and it's more than the usual branded apparel. This batch includes purpose-built vehicle accessories — a dual-zone fridge that slots into the Model Y sub-trunk and an air mattress sized for the Cybertruck bed — alongside a few lifestyle pieces. Here's everything in the drop, with prices and what you need to know about each item.
Everything in the Tesla Summer Collection
1. Model Y Dual Zone Fridge — $595
The headliner of the drop. This fridge is designed to fit directly into the Model Y's sub-trunk, the recessed compartment beneath the main cargo floor. It features two separate compartments with independent temperature controls, ranging from 0°F to 68°F. Power comes from the trunk's built-in outlet — no adapters needed. For road trips or beach days where you want cold drinks in one zone and snacks at a different temperature in the other, this is a clean factory-fit solution rather than a generic cooler wedged in the back.
2. Cybertruck Air Mattress — $295
Tesla's take on the truck-bed camping mattress, sized specifically for the Cybertruck's stainless-steel vault. At $295, it's priced at the premium end compared to third-party alternatives, but it's designed to fit the Cybertruck's geometry precisely — something aftermarket options can't always guarantee. If you've been using the Cybertruck for overlanding or tailgate camping, this is the first official bedding option directly from Tesla.
3. Model Y Canopy — $165
A shade canopy designed for Model Y owners who want to extend their outdoor setup beyond the vehicle itself. Details on sizing and attachment are limited from the initial announcement, but at $165 it sits in the range of a considered outdoor accessory rather than an impulse buy. Likely pairs well with the fridge for a proper tailgate or campsite configuration.
4. On the Road Chair — $125
A portable chair under the Tesla brand. Minimal details so far, but the name and price point suggest a packable camp-style chair aimed at owners who are already spending time outdoors with their vehicles. Context from the broader collection suggests it's positioned as part of a coordinated outdoor kit.
5. Tesla Electric Summer Tees — $35 each
Two apparel options round out the collection: the Tesla Electric Summer Party Tee and the Tesla Electric Summer Tee, both at $35. Standard branded merchandise — nothing surprising here, but worth noting if you're already placing an order for the hardware items.
Who Should Pay Attention
The Dual Zone Fridge is the item most worth evaluating carefully. Third-party dual-zone fridges designed for the Model Y sub-trunk have been available from aftermarket sellers for some time — some with Bluetooth app control and wider temperature ranges — often at higher prices. Tesla's $595 version trades on the native fit and plug-and-play simplicity. If you prioritize a clean install over feature depth, the official option makes sense. If you want app control or a broader temperature floor, the aftermarket still has options worth comparing.
The Cybertruck Air Mattress at $295 faces similar competition from third-party vendors at lower price points, but again, the official fit for the vault geometry is the differentiator. The collection is live now on the Tesla Shop in the U.S.
David covers the EV industry, regulatory developments, and accessory ecosystem. 15+ years writing about consumer tech. Based in London.
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