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LASFIT All-Weather TPE Floor Liners Full Set for Tesla Model 3 Highland
Fits Model 3
Best for full-cabin floor protection in a Model 3 Highland
Tesla Model 3 accessories depend far more on generation than on the model name. Earlier Model 3 cars and the Model 3 Highland differ in console layout, screen size and interior shaping, so compatibility is usually stated by model year rather than by "Model 3" alone. This hub groups Model 3 Highland accessories and earlier-generation options by the area of the car they cover, with the fitment each product record states.
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The Tesla Model 3 accessories worth buying first are all-weather floor liners, a centre-screen protector, a console organiser and a stable phone mount — the four that address wear, glare, clutter and the missing factory phone cradle.
Fitment follows the generation. The 2024 Highland refresh changed the console, screen surround and interior shaping, so parts are usually cut for either the Highland or the earlier car.
Every product on this page has a stored Model 3 compatibility record. Use the selector below to check it against your car, then confirm the details on the retailer listing.
Last reviewed by EV Gear Lab on September 18, 2026. Fitment statements come from the compatibility records stored for each product; assessments are EV Gear Lab editorial judgement and are kept separate from manufacturer and marketplace listing claims.
Pick your configuration to see fitment guidance on every product.
Before comparing products, settle four details about the car. They answer a large part of the compatibility question on their own.
Build year is what listings use. Products here state ranges such as 2017-2026 or 2024-2026, and those ranges are the compatibility claim.
The refresh is commonly treated as a separate fitment target in product listings, particularly for console organisers, mats and screen protectors.
Footwells, boot, frunk, console, cup holders, centre screen and glass roof are all separate purchases. A set is only useful if it covers the area you had in mind.
Some records name trims or screen sizes rather than just a year — for example a 15-inch versus a 15.4-inch display. Where a product page states that, treat it as the deciding detail. If you have seen reports of a 16-inch screen, read the 2026 Tesla Model 3 16-inch screen guide before choosing a screen protector.
One option per practical category, taken from the EV Gear Lab catalogue and limited to products whose records confirm Model 3 fitment. "Best for" describes the use case, not a ranking.

Interior
Fits Model 3
Best for full-cabin floor protection in a Model 3 Highland

Interior
Fits Model 3 / Model Y
Best for parked-cabin shading across Model 3 generations

Electronics
Fits Model 3 / Model Y
Best for an adhesive-free phone position on the centre screen

Organization
Fits Model 3
Best for sorting the open Model 3 Highland console

Electronics
Fits Model 3 / Model Y
Best for protecting the 15.4-inch Highland display

Charging
Fits All Models
Best for charging at non-Tesla Level 2 stations

Interior
Fits Model 3 / Model Y / Model S / Model X
Best for rear-passenger wear on the front seat backs
Mat sets for the Model 3 are cut for a generation, not for the model in general. Decide how much of the car you want covered — footwells only, or footwells plus boot and frunk — then match the set to your build year.
Windscreen shades address the parked cabin and privacy; glass roof shades address overhead glass. The two are separate purchases, and roof shades in particular are cut for a specific generation.
Phone mounts give Model 3 owners different ways to position a phone within the cabin. Screen-edge and magnetic mounts differ mainly in how much of the display they cover and whether adhesive is involved.
The refreshed Model 3 console stores a lot but sorts nothing. Trays, inserts and sliding organisers differ in whether the lower compartment stays reachable, and listings in this category are often refresh-specific.
Screen protectors are sized to a display, not to a car. Model 3 cars from 2017-2023 use the 15-inch centre screen and the 2024-2026 Highland uses the 15.4-inch screen, so check the size stated on the listing before ordering. The 16-inch display in our records belongs to the 2026 Model Y, not to any Model 3, so a 16-inch protector is not a Model 3 part.
Charging accessories are about access and tidiness rather than fitment: adapters widen where you can plug in, a home unit covers overnight charging, and a wall holster keeps a cable off the floor. Check connector type and amperage against your own setup.
The remaining useful items are less about shape and more about daily life in the cabin: protecting seat backs, keeping recording storage in place, and carrying something for a flat 12V accessory battery.
Highland fitment should be checked separately from earlier Model 3 vehicles. The products below are listed here because their own compatibility notes name the Model 3 Highland; a generic "Model 3" listing should not be assumed to fit it.
Start with your Model 3 generation and year, then compare the product's stated fitment. It is faster than reading feature lists for products that were never cut for your car.
Where a listing separates the two, the difference is usually physical: console shape, cup holder layout or screen size. Those are the categories to be strictest about.
Piece counts vary between mat sets. More pieces only help if they cover areas you use — a boot liner matters for regular loading, seat-back covers for rear passengers.
Some records name a material such as TPE or tempered glass. Treat that as part of the cleaning and wear picture rather than as a performance claim.
Ask where the accessory lives when it is not in use, and what fitting it involves. Drop-in items are easier to reverse than adhesive or drilled ones.
If you cannot name the situation an accessory improves, it is probably not the next purchase. That single question keeps a Model 3 shortlist short.
The ones that protect a surface or fix a daily annoyance: floor and cargo protection, a windscreen sunshade, somewhere to keep a phone, and console organisation. Everything else is easier to judge once those are settled.
The Highland refresh changed interior details, including the console layout and the centre display size. Listings for consoles, mats and screen protectors therefore separate Highland cars from earlier Model 3 vehicles.
Not according to the records we hold. Model 3 cars from 2017-2023 are listed with a 15-inch centre display and the 2024-2026 Highland with a 15.4-inch display. The 16-inch screen in our catalogue belongs to the 2026 Model Y, so for a Model 3 Highland the relevant part is the 15.4-inch protector listed in the screen protection section above.
Not automatically. Some products state fitment across 2017-2026 Model 3 cars, others are cut for 2024-2026 Highland vehicles only. Read the year range on the product page rather than assuming the model name is enough.
Identify your build year and whether the car is a Highland, decide exactly which area you want covered, then compare that against the compatibility notes shown on the product page. Our fitment guide walks through it step by step.
Start with coverage: whether you need footwells only, or footwells plus boot and frunk. Then match the set to your generation — the Model 3 mat sets listed here state 2024-2026 Highland fitment.
Some do. Screen mounts, shades and console items are sometimes listed for both, and charging adapters or memory cards are not shape-dependent at all. Shaped items listed for one model only should be treated as model-specific.
No. EV Gear Lab is an independent guide. Products are listed with the compatibility information available so you can compare them, and buying links take you to Amazon to complete a purchase there.
Open the Model 3 product pages above to read their compatibility notes side by side, browse the full catalogue to filter by model and category, or read the guides for the reasoning behind each category.
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