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EV Gear Lab publishes practical guides for Tesla and EV owners, covering accessory categories, fitment and compatibility, key features to look for, and the mistakes that lead to returns.
Buying Guide
Quick picks by use case, how to check fitment by model and year, and category shortlists for floor protection, shading, phone mounts, console organisation, charging and screen protection.
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Buying Guide
A practical first-buy list for the 2025–2026 Model Y Juniper: screen protection, storage, mats, sunshades and the fitment checks to run before ordering.
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Buying Guide
How to think about Model Y accessories as a system: which categories matter, how fitment works, and what to buy in which order.
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Protection
All-weather versus carpet, coverage and retention, materials, and the seat-layout details that decide whether a set actually fits.
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Essentials
A short, practical first order for new Model 3 owners — and the extras that are usually better left until later.
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Charging
Cable length, holders and cable management for the place your car charges most — plus the compatibility details that decide what fits.
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Dashcam
What continuous recording asks of a drive, which ports and formats matter, and the habits that keep footage usable.
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Seasonal
How to prepare a Tesla or EV for winter driving: exterior protection, all-weather mats, cold-weather charging and cabin comfort.
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Organization
Which console, frunk and trunk storage actually reduces clutter, how to balance capacity against access, and when an organizer is not needed.
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Fitment
A step-by-step way to verify Tesla accessory compatibility before ordering: vehicle details, fit points, measurements and listing exclusions.
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Travel
A decision framework for longer trips: which accessory categories solve a real travel problem, which are optional, and when to take nothing extra.
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Pets
Seat protection, barriers, carriers and cleaning for travelling with a dog or cat — what to check, what to skip, and when nothing is needed.
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Which adapter a Model Y actually needs for J1772 stations, what NACS to J1772 adapters are for, and the checks to run before ordering either one.
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Fitment
What Tesla's published Model 3 specification says about screen size, how 15-inch, 15.4-inch and 16-inch displays differ, and how to verify your own car before buying a screen protector.
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Maintenance
Where the Model Y cabin filter sits, how often owners replace it, what HEPA and activated carbon layers actually do, and the one variant exclusion that catches people out.
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Maintenance
Why Teslas need lift point adapters, how 18 mm and 23 mm posts differ, which Model Y builds need the smaller size, and how to lift a car without touching the battery pack.
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Interior
Windscreen versus glass roof coverage, how Juniper shade fitment differs from earlier Model Y cars, frame types, storage, and what shade listings can and cannot tell you.
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Camping
What a shaped mattress actually corrects in a folded Model Y load area, foam versus inflatable, how to measure your own car, and which generations each product is recorded for.
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Travel
Compressor versus thermoelectric cooling, where a fridge physically fits in a Model Y, power and placement questions, and what the Juniper refresh changes.
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Electronics
What a console USB hub does, why a charge-only hub is not a dashcam port, Juniper and Highland console fitment, and how mounts and hubs work together.
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Buying Guide
Floor and cargo liners, 17-inch screen protection and shading for the flagship Teslas, with the interior-revision years and roof configuration checks that decide fitment.
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Protection
What a bed mat protects against, floor-only versus corrugated front wall coverage, drainage and tailgate clearance, and the checks to run on the first fit.
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Protection
Why Highland mats are a separate part from 2017-2023 Model 3 sets, how coverage differs between piece counts, and what each set in the catalogue is recorded for.
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