Tesla Adds Sliding Center Console Trays for the New Model Y to Its Shop
Tesla has introduced another storage accessory for the Model Y, this time for the center console. The Model Y Premium and Performance Center Console Trays are priced at $40 and break up the vehicle’s large center console into smaller, easier-to-reach compartments. The set is tailored for the redesigned Model Y Premium and Performance vehicles built in 2025 or later.
Center Console and Armrest Trays
The package consists of three separate bins: two front trays for the center console and one for the armrest area. The console trays are stacked, and the top tray can slide back and forth so the lower tray can be reached without removing the upper one.
The smaller compartments are intended for items that would otherwise sit loose inside the deeper center console.
Tesla’s U.S. store lists the set for $40 and shows it in stock: shop.tesla.com.
Third-Party Console Tray Options
Several alternatives are available for owners who want a different style. The Spigen Center Console Organizer provides a sliding tray for the front center console. Spigen uses silicone padding on the tray to give it a smooth finish and reduce movement and noise. The rigid tray can slide out of the way to access the storage space underneath. It costs about $28 in the US and fits Premium and Performance Juniper Model Ys and the 2024+ Model 3.
Another option is the Wigoo four-piece organizer. The package includes a four-piece, double-layer storage system designed for 2025-2026 Model Y Premium and Performance, Model Y L, and the redesigned Model 3. Like Tesla’s front organizer, its trays are designed to slide.
More Storage Accessories
Tesla’s center-console trays arrived shortly after the company introduced another storage solution for the refreshed Model Y.
Tesla recently launched a $40 hidden underseat storage tray, which slides underneath the front passenger seat and provides another place to store smaller items.
















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