Tesla Accessory Buying Guides

We re-checked BASENOR's live Shopify catalog and narrowed this guide to eight accessories that are actually fit for the 2024-2026 Tesla Model 3 Highland—no legacy Model 3 carryovers, no vague cross-generation recommendations.

This guide is for 2025-2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper owners who want to spend on accessories that solve real day-to-day friction first: storage, phone placement, cabin heat, road grime, rear-seat clutter, and charging-cable mess.

If you are deciding between Tesla wheel covers, hubcaps, and rim protectors, the right choice depends less on style than on generation + wheel size + what problem you are solving .

If you asked us to narrow Tesla accessories down to the products that actually improve ownership in 2026, we would not start with flashy gadgets.

We like this category more than most Tesla owners expect. The reason is simple: the space under the rear center console in the 2025-2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper is one of those small areas that can either stay empty forever or solve a real…

We tested Tesla phone mounts across Model 3 Highland, Model Y Juniper, and legacy Model 3/Y dashboards to find which ones actually stay stable, fit cleanly, and make sense for hands-free visibility, passenger viewing, and daily driving in 2026.

Let’s be honest upfront: the Cybertruck aftermarket is still maturing. The CT started deliveries in late 2023, and most accessory manufacturers — including us — are still catching up to its completely unique form factor.

After spending three months with a 2025 Model 3 Highland, we installed and evaluated over 20 accessories from BASENOR and 7 other brands.

We did not set out to spend two months on a console organizer. The original plan was six weeks. Then our third prototype failed a 500-mile road test, and we went back to the drawing board.