How this list is sorted
“I wanted to get him a gift related to his car but I’m not familiar with Teslas,” a reader wrote on r/TeslaModel3 in December 2024. That is the problem with Tesla gifts: almost everything worth giving is cut for one model, and often one range of years.
So the list runs by budget first, and inside each budget the safest gift comes first. Every item carries one of three labels before you tap anything: Fits any Tesla, Just need the model, or Need the model and year. Tap their car above and the list keeps only what fits it, with each button set to the right version.
We make and sell everything on this list, which is how we know what Tesla owners ordered from us last holiday season. It is also why each item says who should skip it.
Under $50
Stocking-size gifts. The first one fits any Tesla.
TeslaHubs™ Dupoint Headrest Pillow
The one gift you can't get wrong
It is small, it fits whatever they drive, and it gets used on every long drive. A perforated, fibre-filled pillow that straps to the headrest.
The product page says the strap fits the Model S, X, 3, Y and Cybertruck, so you don't need to know anything about their car.
$49.99, in black, brown or white. Pick the color of their seats.
Fit: every Tesla. The strap goes around the headrest, no tools.
The trade-off: It is a comfort gift, not an upgrade. One buyer's review says it did not feel good on their neck, so for someone particular about their seat, choose something else.
$49.99 4.7 (20)
See the pillow · $49.99TeslaHubs™ Luminous Anti-Scratch Handle Covers
Door handles they can find in the dark
The flush handles on a Model 3 and Model Y disappear into the door at night. These covers absorb daylight and glow softly after dark, with no wiring or power.
They go on with car-grade adhesive and, according to the product page, remove cleanly with no residue.
$24.99 for the set, the lowest price on this list.
Fit: Model 3 and Model Y; the store lists them for those two. Not for a Model S, X or Cybertruck.
“Very luminescent. Wasnt to my taste but the product worked as advertised.”Shane, review on the product page, August 15, 2026
The trade-off: They change the look of the handles. If they like the car exactly as it came, skip them.
$24.99 4.95 (19)
See the handle covers · $24.99Pick their model and year at the top and, where the car is new enough for SpaceBox, a one-tap button for the ProGuard and SpaceBox pair appears here, set to their car.
For their year, buy the two separately. SpaceBox needs a 2021 or newer car with the AMD Ryzen computer, so check Controls > Software > Additional Vehicle Information before adding it. ProGuard alone is the safe pick for an older car.
TeslaHubs™ SunGuard Windshield Umbrella
A windshield shade that opens like an umbrella
SunGuard opens like an umbrella behind the windshield and folds into its bag for the glovebox or a door pocket.
Its flexible rope handle mounts and comes down without damaging the interior, the product page says, which also states cabin temperatures dropping from 112°F to 77°F.
$49.99, one price for every model.
Fit: pick the model: Model 3, Model Y or Model S. There is no Model X or Cybertruck version.
The trade-off: One Model Y owner's review calls it a little small for the Y's windshield. In a cold climate it waits for summer.
from $49.99
See SunGuard · $49.99TeslaHubs™ Midnight Glow Door Lights
A logo on the ground every time a door opens
The factory puddle lights are a plain white wash. These swap them for projectors that put a sharp logo on the ground when a door opens.
They plug into the factory light connector. Our customers ordered more of these last holiday season than anything else under $50.
From $29.99 for two doors, $49.99 for four.
Fit: the listing covers Model Y 2019-2024, Model 3 2016-2024, Model S 2015-2024 and Model X 2016-2024. We list it here only for cars built before the refreshes (Model 3 before 2024, Model Y before 2025, Model S and X before the 2021 update), because a buyer with a 2022 Model S told us they did not fit. Not for a Cybertruck. No year? Look through the windshield at the bottom corner on the driver's side: the 10th character of the 17-character VIN is the model year (L = 2020, M = 2021, N = 2022, P = 2023, R = 2024, S = 2025, T = 2026). It is also on the registration and the insurance card.
Fit: fits their year. Choose four lights for all doors, two for the front only.
Fit: for a Model S built before the 2021 update. If the big screen is horizontal, it is the newer car: skip these.
“Says fits 2015 to 2024 Model S. I have a 2022 Model S and its the completely wrong size and shape.”Zachariah, review on the door lights product page, June 27, 2026, 1 star
The trade-off: Pure looks, and the year matters. If you can't find out the year, give the pillow instead.
from $29.99 4.48 (33)
See the door lights · from $29.99$49.99 $59.99 4.48 (33)
4 lights for Model 3 · $49.99$49.99 $59.99 4.48 (33)
4 lights for Model Y · $49.99$49.99 $59.99 4.48 (33)
4 lights for Model S · $49.99$49.99 $59.99 4.48 (33)
4 lights for Model X · $49.99$50 to $100
Two of the most useful upgrades. Both need the model and the year.
TeslaHubs™ MagSafe Phone Holder
Their phone snaps on beside the screen
Tesla's screen does the navigation, but the phone still ends up on a seat or in a cup holder. This holder mounts to the screen base in about 30 seconds with no tools, and holds the phone on a magnet.
It rotates a full 360 degrees. The wireless version charges the phone while it sits there; a metal ring is included for Android phones and non-magnetic cases.
$64.99 with wireless charging, $49.99 magnet-only.
Fit: Model Y (with its own 2025+ version) and Model 3 up to 2023. No version for the 2024+ Model 3, the S, the X or the Cybertruck.
Fit: fits their car. The button below selects the wireless-charging version.
Fit: the 2025+ Model Y has its own version; the button below selects it.
The trade-off: It sits at the base of the screen. If they already have a phone mount they like, give something else.
from $49.99
See the MagSafe holder · from $49.99$64.99 $79.99
For their Model 3 · $64.99$64.99 $79.99
For their 2020-2024 Model Y · $64.99$64.99 $79.99
For their 2025+ Model Y · $64.99TeslaHubs™ ProGuard Noise and Weather Seal Kit
A quieter cabin at highway speed
If they have ever said their Tesla is louder than they expected at highway speed, this is the gift. It was the item our customers ordered most last holiday season, by a wide margin.
ProGuard is a set of seal strips cut for each model, six of them covering every door, pillar, the trunk and the hood. They press into the existing seams on 3M adhesive and close the gaps where wind and road noise get in. No drilling, no cutting.
The product page states a measured 8 dB cabin result, and the kit carries a 2-year warranty.
Fit: every model, but each has its own cut and most have two by year. Model 3 and Model Y $79.99; Model S, Model X and Cybertruck $94.99. No year? Look through the windshield at the bottom corner on the driver's side: the 10th character of the 17-character VIN is the model year (L = 2020, M = 2021, N = 2022, P = 2023, R = 2024, S = 2025, T = 2026). It is also on the registration and the insurance card.
Fit: the button below is set to the cut for their car.
Fit: the store's earlier Model 3 cut is listed for 2019-2023 cars; for a 2017 or 2018 car, ask our support team before ordering.
“Great protection kit and worth the install. I’m not mechanical, and I had to watch a few videos multiple times, but I was still able to self-install.”Cindy, 2025+ Model Y, review on the ProGuard product page, March 26, 2026, 5 stars
Install tip to pass on: the adhesive needs a clean, dry seam and firm pressure along each strip, so it goes on in a garage, not on a cold wet morning. It quiets wind noise at the doors and windows; tire roar is a different problem.
The trade-off: It takes patience: every strip is pressed along its whole length. If they would rather not spend an afternoon on the car, choose OmniVolt instead.
from $79.99 4.47 (1,048)
Pick their car on ProGuard · from $79.99$79.99 $179.99 4.47 (1,048)
Model 3 2019-2023 · $79.99$79.99 $179.99 4.47 (1,048)
Model 3 2024+ · $79.99$79.99 $179.99 4.47 (1,048)
Model Y 2020-2024 · $79.99$79.99 $179.99 4.47 (1,048)
Model Y 2025+ · $79.99$94.99 $199.99 4.47 (1,048)
Model S 2016-2021 · $94.99$94.99 $179.99 4.47 (1,048)
Model S 2022+ (Refresh / Plaid) · $94.99$94.99 $199.99 4.47 (1,048)
Model X 2016-2021 · $94.99$94.99 $179.99 4.47 (1,048)
Model X 2022+ (Refresh / Plaid) · $94.99$94.99 $179.99 4.47 (1,048)
Cybertruck · $94.99$100 to $200
The main gift. The first one fits any Tesla.
OmniVolt™ CCS1 and J1772 Charging Adapter
One adapter for CCS fast chargers and J1772 posts
Superchargers are the easy part. The trouble starts at a hotel or a highway stop that only has a CCS fast charger or a J1772 post.
OmniVolt is two adapters in one body: CCS1 for DC fast charging and a J1772 side for Level 2 posts. The product page lists it as UL 2252 Listed and IP67 sealed, and as fitting every Tesla, Cybertruck included.
$139.00, against a $259.00 list price on the product page. Tesla's own CCS1 adapter was reported at $300 in February 2025, and it does not do J1772.
Fit: every Tesla. The J1772 side works on every car. Cars built before 2021 may need Tesla's one-time CCS retrofit before the fast-charge side works; they can check in the car under Controls > Software > Additional Vehicle Information.
The trade-off: If they only charge at home and at Superchargers, it waits in the frunk for the day they need it.
$139.00 $259.00
See OmniVolt · $139.00TeslaHubs™ SpaceBox Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto
CarPlay and Android Auto on the Tesla screen, without a cable
Teslas don't come with Apple CarPlay: Tesla had not added it as of its 2026 spring update. SpaceBox fills that gap.
It plugs into the car's USB port and connects to the phone wirelessly, so CarPlay or Android Auto opens on the car's own screen with their maps, music and messages.
$139.99, against a $299.00 list price on the product page. Our customers ordered it more than anything else last holiday season except ProGuard.
Fit: cars from 2021 on with the AMD Ryzen computer only, on every model. In the car: Controls > Software > Additional Vehicle Information shows the processor. If you can't check, give OmniVolt instead.
Fit: 2021 and newer cars with the AMD Ryzen computer only. Earlier cars won't connect, so check Controls > Software > Additional Vehicle Information first.
Fit: fits their car. The button below is set to their model.
“Works ok, but not on MCU1 tesla model S. which is why i bought it.”Peter, review on the SpaceBox product page, December 31, 2025, 3 stars
The trade-off: It is the most returned item in this price band. Don't guess on this one: check the processor first.
from $139.99 4.54 (265)
See SpaceBox · $139.99$139.99 $299.00 4.54 (265)
SpaceBox for Model 3 · $139.99$139.99 $299.00 4.54 (265)
SpaceBox for 2021-2024 Model Y · $139.99$139.99 $299.00 4.54 (265)
SpaceBox for 2025+ Model Y · $139.99$139.99 $299.00 4.54 (265)
SpaceBox for 2021+ Model S · $139.99$139.99 $299.00 4.54 (265)
SpaceBox for 2021+ Model X · $139.99$139.99 $299.00 4.54 (265)
SpaceBox for Cybertruck · $139.99Solar Shield® Roof Sunshade Pro Kit
Shade under the glass roof
The glass roof is the first thing new owners love and the first thing they complain about in July. “The heat inside through roof is awful!” a Model Y owner wrote on r/TeslaModelY.
Solar Shield is a set of fitted shades for the glass roof and windshield that clip into the existing trim gaps, with no adhesives, cut for each model and generation. The product page states a cabin drop from 153°F to 77°F.
$139.99, against a $199.00 list price on the product page.
Fit: Model 3 and Model Y only, with separate cuts for the 2024+ Model 3 and the 2025+ Model Y. No year? Look through the windshield at the bottom corner on the driver's side: the 10th character of the 17-character VIN is the model year (L = 2020, M = 2021, N = 2022, P = 2023, R = 2024, S = 2025, T = 2026). It is also on the registration and the insurance card.
Fit: the button below is set to the cut for their car.
“It was simple to install and my car is a lot cooler”Francis, review on the Solar Shield product page, September 28, 2026, 5 stars
The trade-off: A summer gift. If they live where the roof is never hot, skip it.
from $139.99 4.63 (76)
See Solar Shield · $139.99$139.99 $199.00 4.63 (76)
Model 3 2017-2023 · $139.99$139.99 $199.00 4.63 (76)
Model 3 2024+ · $139.99$139.99 $199.00 4.63 (76)
Model Y 2021-2024 · $139.99$139.99 $199.00 4.63 (76)
Model Y 2025+ · $139.99TeslaHubs™ Aluminium Caliper Covers
The painted-caliper look without a paint shop
Cheap plastic caliper covers look like covers. These are aluminium, cut per caliper, in four finishes: Performance Red, Cyber Cyan, Plaid Yellow and Stealth Black.
They go over the factory calipers in about 30 minutes, according to the product page, which puts a permanent paint job at $500 or more and three days off the road.
$149.99 for Model 3 and Y, $169.99 for S and X.
Fit: model and year, and not for Performance or Plaid cars (stated on the product page). A buyer who guessed wrote: “Likely the wrong covers for my Model Y.” No year? Look through the windshield at the bottom corner on the driver's side: the 10th character of the 17-character VIN is the model year (L = 2020, M = 2021, N = 2022, P = 2023, R = 2024, S = 2025, T = 2026). It is also on the registration and the insurance card.
Fit: the button below is set to their generation. Not for a Performance car. They pick the color on the product page.
Fit: the S/X 2018-2022 cut; 2016-2017 cars are not listed. Not for Performance or Plaid.
Fit: 2022 cars take the 2018-2022 cut, 2023-2025 cars the 2023-2025 cut; 2026 is not listed. Not for Plaid.
The trade-off: They change the look, not the braking. If the car is a Performance or Plaid, or you can't find out, skip them.
from $149.99 4.73 (128)
See the caliper covers · from $149.99$149.99 $300.00 4.73 (128)
Model 3 to 2023 · $149.99$149.99 $300.00 4.73 (128)
Model 3 2024+ · $149.99$149.99 $300.00 4.73 (128)
Model Y to 2024 · $149.99$149.99 $300.00 4.73 (128)
Model Y 2025+ · $149.99$169.99 $350.00 4.73 (128)
S/X 2018-2022 · $169.99$169.99 $350.00 4.73 (128)
S/X 2023-2025 · $169.99The big one: over $200
Screens for the Model 3 and Model Y. Both need the exact year, so check before you buy.
TeslaHubs™ Rear Display Screen ULTRA
A screen for the back seat
Older Model 3 and Model Y cars give back-seat passengers nothing to look at. Tesla added a rear screen with the 2024 Model 3 and the 2025 Model Y; earlier cars never got one.
Rear Display ULTRA is an 8-inch touchscreen behind the console. Back-seat passengers get their own climate, airflow and seat-heat controls, and can stream Netflix, YouTube or Disney+ to Bluetooth headphones over a phone hotspot. It plugs in with no wire cutting.
$269.99, against a $449.99 list price on the product page.
Fit: Model Y 2019-2024 and Model 3 2019-2023 only. Never for a 2025+ Model Y or 2024+ Model 3: those already have a rear screen. If a screen between the front seats faces the back, skip this one.
Fit: for their car if it was built 2019 or later; it shipped without a rear screen.
The trade-off: It is a real install behind the console. If they prefer to keep the car stock, skip it.
from $269.99
See Rear Display ULTRA · $269.99$269.99 $449.99
For their 2019-2023 Model 3 · $269.99$269.99 $449.99
For their 2019-2024 Model Y · $269.99Dash Screen PRO, CarPlay Ultra
A driver display behind the wheel, with CarPlay
The Model 3 and Model Y put every reading on the center screen, so the driver looks sideways for their speed. Dash Screen PRO puts a display behind the wheel, where their eyes already are.
The product page lists it as CarPlay Ultra, with a separate version for each range of years.
$279.99, against a $499.99 list price on the product page.
Fit: Model 3 and Model Y only. The product page lists Model Y before 2020, 2021-2024, 2025 and Juniper, and Model 3 2021-2024 and 2025: choose the option that matches their car exactly. No version is listed for a 2017-2020 Model 3. Not for a Model S, X or Cybertruck. No year? Look through the windshield at the bottom corner on the driver's side: the 10th character of the 17-character VIN is the model year (L = 2020, M = 2021, N = 2022, P = 2023, R = 2024, S = 2025, T = 2026). It is also on the registration and the insurance card.
Fit: set to the 'M3 2021-2024' version; no version is listed for a 2017-2020 Model 3.
Fit: set to the 'M3 2025' version. For a 2024 car, check the options on the product page before ordering.
Fit: set to the 'MY 2021-2024' version. For a 2020 car, the product page has a 'before 2020' option: check it.
Fit: set to the 'Juniper' version for the 2025+ car with the light bar. The product page also lists 'MY 2025' for 2025 cars built before the refresh.
The trade-off: About one in ten we sell comes back. Only give it if you know the exact year.
from $279.99
See Dash Screen PRO · $279.99$279.99 $499.99
Model 3 2021-2024 · $279.99$279.99 $499.99
Model 3 2025 · $279.99$279.99 $499.99
Model Y 2021-2024 · $279.99$279.99 $499.99
Model Y Juniper · $279.99Some picks are hidden for their car. The screens, the handle covers, the MagSafe holder and the Solar Shield are built for the Model 3 and Model Y. For their car, the strongest gifts are ProGuard, OmniVolt and the pillow, plus SpaceBox where the car is new enough.
On their own wishlist
Owners who get asked for a gift list send one like this. “Video has been forwarded to my wife as she has been asking what I want this year for Christmas,” one owner wrote under a gift-guide video. If you own the car, send this page with your model picked at the top.
Last holiday season, two products made up most of our sales: ProGuard for noise and SpaceBox for CarPlay. Those are the two owners put on their own lists.
What we left off, and why
Gift cards. We don't sell one, so you won't find one here.
Hats, shirts, die-cast cars and key cards. Search results for Tesla gifts are full of them. They are not car accessories and we don't make them.
Floor mats and console organizers. New owners usually buy these with the car, and we don't carry them for every model.
Anything that needs the wheel size. Rim protectors and wheel kits come in sizes and finishes you would have to measure on their car. A guessed wheel size is a gift that goes back.
A dash light that sold well but drew fit complaints. A gift that doesn't fit is the worst outcome, so it is not on this list.
Price check: what the other route costs
For the bigger gifts, here is what the usual alternative costs, with the source.
| Problem | On this list | The usual alternative |
|---|---|---|
| CCS fast charging | OmniVolt, $139.00 (CCS1 and J1772 in one) | Tesla's CCS1 adapter: $300 (price reported February 2025) |
| Wireless CarPlay | SpaceBox, $139.99 (2021+ Ryzen cars) | Not offered by Tesla as of its 2026 spring update |
| Colored calipers | Caliper covers, from $149.99 | A permanent paint job: $500 or more and three days off the road (caliper covers product page) |
Sources: EV Charging Stations, 'Tesla increased prices of CCS1 to NACS adapters', February 9, 2025; autoevolution, Tesla 2026 spring update report, April 14, 2026; TeslaHubs caliper covers product page.
3 mistakes people make buying for a Tesla owner
- Buying for “a Tesla” without the model. A seal kit cut for a Model 3's doors won't fit a Model Y, and a Model Y roof shade won't cover a Model 3. Five models, and most have two generations. Tap their car at the top first.
- Guessing the wheel size. Wheel accessories come in 18 to 22 inches and several finishes, and you can't tell them apart from a photo. That is why nothing on this list needs it.
- Buying a rear screen for a car that already has one. The 2024+ Model 3 and the 2025+ Model Y came with a screen for the back seat. Look between the front seats: if a screen faces the back, skip the Rear Display.
If it doesn't fit
30-day returns, from the day the order arrives, for items that are unused and in their original packaging, as our refund policy states. Returns start in our Return Center with the order number and the email it was placed with, so keep the order email.
Unless an item is defective or the wrong one was sent, return shipping is paid by the buyer. That is one more reason to pick their car at the top before you buy.
Questions gift-givers ask
I don't know which Tesla they drive. What do I buy?
The headrest pillow or the OmniVolt adapter: both fit every Tesla, Cybertruck included. A sedan with a trunk is a Model 3; the taller hatchback is a Model Y; back doors that open upward mean a Model X.
How do I find the year without asking?
Read the VIN through the windshield on the driver's side. The 10th of its 17 characters is the model year: L = 2020, M = 2021, N = 2022, P = 2023, R = 2024, S = 2025, T = 2026. The registration and insurance card show it too.
What if they already have one?
Ask what they have added to the car, or send them this page and let them pick. If it has to be a surprise, the pillow and OmniVolt are the safest picks: they fit whatever they drive.
Can they return it?
30-day returns from the day the order arrives, for unused items in the original packaging, through our Return Center. The return needs the order number and email, so the buyer usually starts it. Return shipping is paid by the buyer unless the item is defective or wrong.
How long does shipping take?
Shipping is free on every order. Our shipping policy gives 1-2 business days to dispatch and 7-15 days in transit to US addresses, so leave room before the day you need it.
Is TeslaHubs part of Tesla?
No. TeslaHubs is not affiliated with Tesla Motors, Inc. Everything on this list is an aftermarket product that TeslaHubs makes and sells.
Still deciding? Start here
Don't know their car: the pillow or OmniVolt, both fit any Tesla. Know the model and year: ProGuard, the gift our customers ordered most last holiday season, with a 2-year warranty and 30-day returns.
Free shipping on every order30-day returns2-year ProGuard and SpaceBox warranty
P.S. The two gifts that fit any Tesla come to $188.99 together, and one button in the first budget section puts both in your cart.