These Accessories Are Must Have for Any Tesla Owner

Diecast 1:18 Scale Roadster

After Musk’s recent Tweet about the Tesla Roadster, it's clear that it won't be arriving anytime soon. The closest you can get to actually owning one is this small die-cast model, with real fabric seats for just $175. It also has a steerable wheel and a truck that opens up in real life.

Cybertruck Jumpseat

It's pretty useful and somewhat affordable, tbh. It reminds me of the similar option Bentley Bentaygas called “Picnic Seats”. This one tho, comes in at $100 and is made of Cordura Nylon fabric. It's collapsible and does not take up much space.

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Cybertruck CyberTent

This is one of the most in-demand items on Tesla’s marketplace. The tent is best for backpackers and hikers and does not require support beams. It can be inflated manually using an air pump and also has transparent roof panels built in. It is not compatible with MOLLE panels.

Cybertruck OMFG Decal

This is more of a meme but a hilarious one at that. Remember when Musk tried to demonstrate Cybertruck’s bulletproof chops and broke the window instead? This decal is based on that moment and is priced around $55. Or you could go for real stuff and throw a rock at your own Cybertruck 's window, LOL.

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Model S Plaid Track Package

The Plaid has single-handedly flattened the hypercar industry. I mean name a car that runs low 9 seconds, gets to 200 mph, and does 60 mph in 2 seconds for just a little over $90,000. The brakes however were by far its biggest Achilles heel and Tesla received a lot of flak because of its dangerously long stopping distances.

The $20,000 brake upgrades come with carbon ceramic rotors all around along with lightweight Plaid forged wheels and a firmware update that enables Plaid to go 200mph. The Goodeagle tires also come with a package and are only intended for summer use.

You can also opt for just the brakes for $15,000.

2012-2020 Model S Enhanced Anti-theft Upgrade

No one is going to steal your Tesla, considering the depreciation on it but still, those who are paranoid can get this active motion sensor tech that will notify you if the car is moved or tilted for $350

2017-2023 | Model 3 Powered Trunk Retrofit

If you are the sort of person who always has its hands, consider this $800 power trunk upgrade It's pricey but useful when you are at Supermart or just hauling stuff around. You can also pop the trunk by using the app or a physical button.

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Model 3/Y Color Paint Protection Film

Tesla isn’t known for its customization options but you can get plenty of colors like Rose Gold, Green, or Grey via its newly launched self-healing Urethane wraps. They are $6,000 each and can protect your paint from chips and scratches. 

Highly recommended for those who have $2000 Ultra Red or a similar sort of paint. It's factory-installed so fitment is guaranteed.

Model Y Air Mattress

The Y is one of the best-selling Teslas of all time. The $255 air mattress is a great addition for people who sleep a lot in their cars or have an affinity for overnight adventures. It also comes with a couple of patches in case of a puncture and a handy air pump. 

Universal Wall Connector

Sure Tesla has plenty of NACS stations but most of them are broken or occupied, as most crackers have adopted the NACS standard. This $420 can add Up to 44 mi of range per hour and comes with wi-fi and auto-sensing handle.

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