Who Makes SpaceBox, and What Stands Behind It
SpaceBox is sold by TeslaHubs on teslahubs.com, the Tesla accessory store behind ProGuard and Dash Screen PRO. You see the seller, the price and the terms on the product page before you pay, and 264 owners have reviewed SpaceBox there.
It plugs into your Tesla’s USB port and runs CarPlay for iPhone and Android Auto for Android on the Tesla screen, wireless or wired. No second screen on the dash, no drilling, no subscription.
Two years of product coverage. Tesery and Carlinkit T2C publish one year (checked September 11, 2026).
- 30-day returns
- Free shipping, 1 to 7 workdays
- Free system updates, setup guide in PDF and video
- 24/7 help center
SpaceBox Costs $70 More Than Carlinkit’s T2C. Here Is What the $70 Buys.
Carlinkit’s T2C lists at $69.99 and Tesery’s Tesla adapter at $76.99. Tesery’s own setup guide says “Start T2C”: it is the same Carlinkit box with a different label. So the real choice is SpaceBox or T2C, and this is the difference:
The $70 buys a second year of coverage, Model X support and free shipping, from a seller whose 264 reviews sit on the page you buy from. On October 5, 2026, Carlinkit’s own store also showed T2C as sold out, pre-order only.
Competitor prices, terms and stock from their own product pages, checked September 11 and October 5, 2026.
Three Steps From the Box to CarPlay on Your Screen
- 1Plug it in. Connect SpaceBox to your Tesla’s USB port with the included cable. No tools, no drilling.
- 2Connect your phone. Pair your iPhone or Android with the on-screen instructions. Wireless or wired, your choice.
- 3Drive with your apps. Waze, Google Maps, Apple Maps and Spotify fill the Tesla screen, with calls and Siri or Google Assistant.
In the box: SpaceBox, USB and USB-C cables, and the TeslaHubs installation guide in PDF and video. System updates are free: when a Tesla software update needs a matching SpaceBox update, you download it from the product page and follow the step-by-step guide.
Made for Teslas with the AMD Ryzen computer. Pick your Tesla below.
- Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto
- 264 reviews, 4.55 out of 5
- 2-year warranty, 30-day returns, free shipping
Return shipping is on TeslaHubs if the unit is faulty.
Questions Before You Order
Yes. TeslaHubs sells SpaceBox on teslahubs.com with a 2-year warranty, free shipping and 30-day returns, and the product page shows 264 reviews averaging 4.55 out of 5. One thing to check before you order: your Tesla needs the AMD Ryzen computer (Controls > Software > Additional Vehicle Information).
Two years of warranty coverage instead of one: Tesery and Carlinkit T2C published 1-year terms when checked on September 11, 2026. Tesery's Tesla adapter is a rebadged T2C (its setup guide says “Start T2C”), so those two are one choice, not two. SpaceBox is $139.99 against $69.99 for T2C and $76.99 for Tesery.
Start with the setup guide and the 24/7 help center. If it still won’t work, request a return within 30 days of delivery; return shipping is on TeslaHubs when the unit is faulty. Neil Drake had an issue and wrote that TeslaHubs “immediately sent me a new one.”
SpaceBox plugs into the USB port: no drilling, no wiring, no permanent change. Unplug it and the car is exactly as it was.
No. SpaceBox is $139.99 once. Your phone supplies the data, so Tesla Premium Connectivity is not required.
Pick Your Tesla
Made for Teslas with the AMD Ryzen computer: Model Y 2021 to 2024, Model Y Juniper 2025 to 2026, Model 3 from 2021 including Highland, Model S and Model X 2021 to 2026, and Cybertruck from November 2023. Not available in Australia.
Free shipping, 1 to 7 workdays. Tap your model to open the right SpaceBox.
264 Reviews, a 2-Year Warranty and $159 Off the List Price
SpaceBox for your Tesla: wireless CarPlay and Android Auto on the screen you already have.
- Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto
- 2-year warranty
- Free shipping, 1 to 7 workdays
- 30-day returns
2-year warranty · 30-day returns · free shipping
What SpaceBox Owners Wrote
The 264 reviews on the SpaceBox product page average 4.55 out of 5. Here are owners in their own words, several with photos from their own cars.