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[update: new model 3 items and prices] 10 must-have tesla model 3 accessories.

When you get a new Tesla Model 3, it comes fairly well equipped, but it still needs a few accessories – some like any other cars and others specifically for the Model 3.

I purchased, or requested review units, for over 30 accessories to use with the Model 3 and selected the best ones for this post after trying them on my own Model 3.

Some of them I describe as “must-have” because I think they are important to the ownership experience, help with safety, or help retain value over time.

Others are more about aesthetics, which is why I added a few “nice-to-have” instead of “must-have” at the bottom.

Update 10/11/18: the article was updated with new items and prices.

Tesla Model 3 accessories

Portable air compressor pump.

A small portable air compressor is good to have in any car, but it can arguably be even more important in the Model 3, especially if you tend to have range anxiety.

To achieve the best efficiency and optimal range, it is important that you maintain the recommended air pressure in your tires.

If you prefer comfort over range and efficiency, you can always slightly deflate your tires as recommended by Tesla CEO Elon Musk:

Ride comfort & aero/road noise already better than CR car, which was early production. Wish we could make the car perfect from day 1, but there’s always room for improvement. Highly recommend dropping tire pressure 10% below max to ~39 psi for comfort. Only affects range by ~2%. — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 30, 2018

I went with the  EPAuto 12V DC Portable Air Compressor Pump ( ~$40 on Amazon   update : currently $35 special).  It works with the 12V outlet in the center console of the Model 3 and it easily fits in the lower part section of the Model 3’s trunk.

Quick Tire Repair Kit

Again, that is another accessory that is good for any car, but it is arguably more important for the Model 3 because it doesn’t have a spare tire, like many modern cars.

There are roadside assistance services today that make this less relevant, but I like to be ready for anything. Having a small tire repair kit on board gives some peace of mind.

I used this stop and go kit ( $45 on Amazon ) and leave it with the air pump. Of course, it won’t work for all repairs, but anyone can use it for the most common problems like running over nails and things like that.

Model 3 Center Screen Protector

Now that’s something specific to the Model 3. I love the center touchscreen, but it is a fingerprint magnet.

It also appears quite vulnerable, like a smartphone screen, so I decided to install a screen protector.

I used the  Topfit Tempered Glass Touch Screen Protector ( $37 on Amazon ) custom-made for the Model 3. The installation is ultra simple and it is forgiving. I manage to remove any air bubble in a few minutes.

They say it reduces the reflection and fingerprints. I definitely noticed less smudge and fingerprints, but I feel like the reflection is the same with or without the tempered glass.

It also doesn’t affect the responsiveness of the touchscreen.

I recommend the product. It both improves your experience and it also protects the screen, which will help your car retain its value.

Update: some people recommended to me to another cheaper one ( $25 on Amazon ). It appears to be similar, but I cannot vouch for the effectiveness like the Topfit one above.

Model 3 Center Console Wrap

Now this sounds like a purely aesthetic accessory and not a “must-have”, but I’d argue that it is actually essential.

If you think the touchscreen is a fingerprint magnet, wait until you see the smudges on the piano black center console:

On top of the smudges, I think the shiny black of the center console makes it obvious that it is plastic. It sticks out like a sore thumb in an otherwise great-looking interior.

The good news is that it is a relatively easy fix.

A bunch of vendors started offering wraps custom-made for the Model 3 center console. I tried a few and I highly recommend it.

It improves your whole interior for a few bucks and about 30 minutes of work.

After trying a few different ones, I find that I prefer Kenriko’s Model 3 console wraps . I currently have the Matrix Black one ( $30 on Amazon ). I like it so much that I think and I will also do the door trims so that nothing in the interior looks like plastic.

They also offer a bunch of different colors like  Matte Black  and Matte White . I know it’s subjective, but I think any of them looks better than the shiny black. I don’t know why Tesla went with that because it makes it look cheap.

Model 3 floor mats

I’d argue that floor mats are a must-have in most climates. For my Model S, I bought Tesla’s own floor mats and I regretted it. They are very expensive and in my opinion, they are too bulky.

For my Model 3, I tested a few different ones and I think I am keeping the  ToughPRO Tesla Model 3 Floor Mats Set ( $85 on Amazon ):

It’s a fraction of the price of Tesla’s own set and I think it meshes a lot better with the interior.

Of course, floor mats makes it a lot easier to clean and it will also reduce floor wear, which is going to help your car retain its value.

Tough Pro also has another floor mat kit for Model 3 that also includes mats for the trunk, frunk, and the storage area ( $200 on Amazon ).

Model 3 Door Sill Clear Protection Vinyl

This one might sound dumb, but I think it’s important. From my experience with the Model S and what we are already seeing on some Model 3’s, the chrome doorsill is easily subject to scratches.

• Best door sill protection vinyl for Tesla Model 3, Model S, and more

I installed a simple Premium 3M Scotchgard Pro Material ( $28 on Amazon ) on each side:

It takes 5 minutes and you can’t see the difference once it’s dry. It’s another trick to help keep the vehicle pristine and help retain its value.

Model 3 Wireless Phone Charger

Now that’s not necessarily a must-have for everyone, but it is for me. Tesla’s phone charging setup didn’t work well for me. I could never get my phone to slide in properly.

These days, most phones are equipped with wireless charging technology and adding a charging pad to the center console makes chagring your phone in the Model 3 a lot easier.

I tried a bunch of different ones and I find the Nomad charging pad custom-made for the Model 3 to be the best option by far:

It fits perfectly into the section of the center console made to hold the phones. It is also equipped with a battery pack, which slowly charges from the USB outlets underneath the console in order to deliver the power quicker through the battery pack.

• Best wireless smartphone chargers for Tesla Model 3, Model S, and more

It’s a perfect solution in every way except for the price. Nomad makes “premium” products and that’s reflected in their prices.

Their Model 3 wireless charger costs $150. They are currently taking pre-orders for the next production batch at $130 .

You can also make the Nomad a lot better with a dual USB port 12v charger ( $9 on Amazon ) and 2 male-to-female USB cables ( $6.50 on Amazon ) in order to plug into the 12v outlet instead of the front USB outlets, which can also be used for things like Tesla’s dashcam feature .

If you don’t want to spend that kind of money, you can always use one of those  one-size-fits-all regular wireless chargers or if you want to stick with wireless, the EEIEER Tesla Model 3 Car Center Console Wireless Phone Charger is currently available for just $50 on Amazon .

Keep your Model 3 clean

You have a beautiful new car and you are going to want to keep it clean.

Of course, there are tons of different ways to do that and everyone has their own preferences, but here’s my own favorite:  Waterless Car Wash Wax Kit ( $38 on Amazon ):

It’s a simple highly-rated product which can be used without or with only very little water.

For the interior, cord-free handheld vacuums are very helpful if don’t already have one.  Dyson has one especially for cars ( $200 on Amazon ), but there are also cheaper options .

Nice-to-have Tesla Model 3 Accessories

Those following accessories are not “must-have” in my opinion, but some of them could be interesting to some of you.

I like the  Custom Fit Cup and Center Console Liner for Tesla Model 3 ( $25 on Amazon ). Cleaning inside those things after spilling some coffee or something is always a nightmare. This accessory makes it a lot easier.

You can also replace your puddle lights in 5 minutes with those cool-looking lights ( $43 on Amazon ) that project Tesla’s logo on the ground:

Not specific to Model 3, but it’s also always nice to have a roadside safety kit ( $42 on Amazon ) inside your car to always be prepared.

If you don’t have a Model 3 Performance, you can still get the aluminum pedal-look ( $46 on Amazon ).

Chrome delete is also becoming popular with the Model 3 and some products are now available just for the door handles.

It’s an interesting and cheap alternative to a full chrome delete and getting some good reviews ( $20 on Amazon ):

It’s available in all the different color options for the Model 3.

Some people also recommended adding heatshields/sunshade to the list. It’s not something we use a lot in Quebec, but if you are somewhere sunny and you need to park outside, it’s going to be a good investment ( $40 on Amazon ):

Here are all the quick links to buy those products if you are interested ( update : some items have been sold out after this post went live, but you can still order most of them as they restock next week):

• Portable Air Compressor Pump: Amazon US – Amazon Canada
• Quick Tire Repair Kit:  Amazon US – Amazon Canada
• Model 3 Center Screen Protector:  Amazon US
• Model 3 Center Console Wrap:  Amazon US  
• Model 3 floor mats:  Amazon US – Amazon Canada
• Model 3 Door Sill Clear Protection Vinyl:  Amazon US – Amazon Canada
• Model 3 Wireless Phone Charger: Nomad (PJ5 coupon) – cheaper options
• Waterless Car Wash Wax Kit:  Amazon US – Amazon Canada
• Cord-free handheld vacuums:  Dyson on Amazon  –  cheaper options
• Custom Fit Cup and Center Console Liner for Model 3: Amazon US
• Tesla logo puddle light:  Amazon US
• Aluminum Model 3 pedals: Amazon US – Amazon Canada
• Nikola Pro Tesla Model 3 Door Handle Wrap Kit: Amazon US

If you have other cool Tesla Model 3 accessories, please reach out to me and I’ll check them out for future updates to this post.

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The 22 Best Tesla Model Y & 3 Accessories

Updated April 24, 2024

I’ve been driving this car for over two years, with 27,000+ miles logged and counting, and have tested many aftermarket products to provide an in-depth look at how these Tesla accessories performed. I’ll run you through the worst and best Tesla accessories I tested. They all fit on the Model Y and most fit on the Model 3–I’ll specify compatibility on each item’s section and let you know which are worth buying and which you should completely avoid.

Tesla omits many accessories I feel should have been included that just about everyone would benefit from, so it’s frustrating you even have to buy these essential accessories. The other type of accessories are upgrades–it enhances comfort, usability or visual appeal of the car in a way, in a more personalizing type of way. Also if you’re into camping, check out my Tesla Camping Guide for camping-specific accessories for Teslas. Let’s check out all the fun gear!

BMZX – 2nd row center console organizer (Model Y)

Fits 2020-2023 Model Y.

They call it a 2nd row console organizer , but to me it is a back seat trash bin and this thing completely improved my experience using the car. Having a dedicated trash bin meant no more random paper scraps, napkins, or food containers getting stashed in places it shouldn’t be.

Much of the car is covered in a black felt type material that isn’t the easiest to clean if food or other liquids get stuck to it. Having this silicone, easy to dump and easy to wash container helps keep the car organized is worth it. The price is quite steep at $40 but I’ve yet to find a better solution for my car trash.

Basenor – center console organizer tray

Fits the 2021-2023 Model 3 and 2020-2024 Model Y.

The center console below the car’s touchscreen is pretty spacious, and if you’re to really make use of all the space in there it means stacking your items on top of each other. This makes it hard to access stuff since you’ll be sifting through items often.

Enter the sliding console organizer. A few other brands make it, but I love this one from Basenor . For me, this brand has a pretty good quality track record with accessories for the car so far. The organizer is felted black, matching the stock look and feel of the console area this slides into.

Spigen – armrest hidden storage box (Model Y & 3)

Fits Model Y and 3 2022, 2023, 2024. Does not fit Model 3 2024 refresh.

I’m glad Spigen started making more accessories for Teslas because their design aesthetic is in line with what I like. Typically it’s minimal, clean looking, and pretty well thought out. Their under armrest hidden storage box is another great option if you’re looking to expand storage.

What makes Spigen’s offering here stand out from the Basenor I tested and the Taptes is that it is smooth and flush looking. And it also has a one-touch design with an arm that slowly opens the door once released. It adds a sort of upgraded feel to operating the door. Since it’s a pretty small gap under the armrest, there’s not a ton of space to store stuff but it’s a cool hidden spot if you have small items you want out of view. I actually like to keep tissues or napkins in there so it can stay clean, vs being tossed around in the other frequently used storage areas.

The main gripe with this is that the little latch parts that are exposed when the door is open can be a bit sharp so you need to be careful when taking out whatever items you have stored inside.

Basenor – armrest hidden storage box (Model Y & 3)

This fits all years Model Y and Model 3.

Here’s another winner from the Basenor brand . I tried another design of this center console organizer from Taptes and it was horrible (see it at the bottom of this post). This one from Basenor fixes the issue of the door falling out all the time in an unexpected way.

Basenor’s design has the sliding door on a track, which has two lock positions for close and open. I must say that the plastic finish on this model has lots of frayed edges, like you can clearly tell the product was injection molded, and never had the spillover filed off or sanded down.

Even with that pitfall, this product actually works. You never really have to see it, so it’s ok to overlook the finish since this thing just works.

Nansure – mud flaps (Model Y)

Fits Model Y years 2020-2024.

It seems like depending on where you live, your Tesla may come from the factory with mud flaps already installed. But here in Southern California, ours did not come with mud flaps. There are a few brands out there that seems identical, but I tried out the Nansure brand flaps to help reduce paint damage from rocks kicking up from the tires.

These were a fun and easy install. You just pop out some clips already on the car and install these flaps along the frame, locking them in with the included clips. The only gripe I had was with one of the flaps. It may be a poorly formed flap, or our car wasn’t uniform (it’s impossible to know) but one of the final clips I had to install on a flap was incredibly difficult. It required a ton of force to lock in potentially putting a lot of strain on the flap, but many months after the install, all is still good.

After driving with these mud flaps for over a year, they still look great. No issues with anything being damaged, popping out, or misalignment. I’d buy this again, or the Basenor mud flaps we also tested–whichever is cheaper at the moment.

Basenor – Mud Flaps (Model Y)

The Nansure mud flaps weren’t perfect, but they got the job done. You can’t find a set of mud flaps for under $35 so I went with a different brand on this one for variety and tried out these Basenor mud flaps . Some brands look like obvious replicas of each other but these Basenor flaps had a different shape, so I wanted to see if it made any real difference. In the end, they’re essentially the same though.

The main differences compared to Nansure were that Basenor’s back mud flaps were larger and hooked into one extra bolt for added stability and alignment. It also came with a metal clip for each flap which Nansure didn’t have. The clip is meant for micro adjustment, and locking in the flap position. It clips the flap to the plastic trim on the car. Although the idea sounds good, all of these changes made no noticeable difference in the final appearance at least in my experience. And after a full year of using the Nansure mud flaps, there’s not a huge difference in the end. I would go with whichever one you can buy at a lower price at the given moment.

Basenor – windshield sunshade (Model Y & 3)

Fits all years Model 3 and Model Y.

There are three main reasons to get a windshield shade, and its primarily to protect your dash, reduce cabin temps (thereby keeping your seats from getting super hot), and providing a little bit of privacy. I tried the windshield shades from Basenor and like their other products I’ve used, it didn’t disappoint.

You can see from the photo that it’s not 100% coverage because the product sags a bit. It stays in place by being wedged into the dash, and held up at the top by folding down your car visors. In terms of keeping the heat out, I think it does keep the steering wheel and seats from getting too hot that you need to wait before driving. However, if its hot outside, the cabin temps will inevitably hit 90 degrees plus eventually.

I have 50% windshield tint and 20% tint all around, and even with extra shades put up, nothing really keeps the heat out completely. The shades may buy you some more time, but I suspect its only a matter of a few minutes difference.

Folding these shades up takes a little getting used to. You can do it in the car if no ones sitting in the passenger seat, otherwise you’ll need to slide it out the door and fold it up. It folds easily and packs into a neat bag–it fits in the driver door and doesn’t fall out even though it sticks out a lot. All this to say, it has faults but it works, and unless you want to upgrade to an even bulkier folding type shade I don’t see any better alternatives out there. The Basenor brand is great, but I suspect all the other folding shade brands are identical to this.

Spigen – cup holder insert (Model Y & 3)

Fits Model 3 and Model Y 2022-2023. Does not fit Model 3, 2024 Highland.

I was completely happy with the Motrobe silicone cup holder insert I tested before this, but this Spigen cup holder insert is a more refined. Spigen has a more precise fit, and a lip around the top that hides any potential imperfection in fit. The inside of the insert is smoother and more minimally designed. So overall it looks smoother, and more refined.

As for functionality, it is essentially the same. The bumps inside (to grip your bottles) are smaller on the Spigen, and there’s a raised portion on the Spigen insert so the two cup holder sections don’t physically connect like on the Motrobe, but functionally it is the same. It fits two water bottles securely and comfortably. So if the Spigen is priced better (which it is lower at the time of this writing) this is my new favorite and an easy choice.

Motrobe – cup holder insert (Model Y & 3)

Fits new console in Model 3 and Model Y years 2021-2024.

I didn’t expect much from this cup holder insert . After all, it just follows the same outline as the cup holder, what was the point? I ended up loving this thing.

One side has a smaller compartment than the other, so the item only fits in one way. The three nubs that stick out in each hole very firmly grab the cups and bottles I put into it, making it feel very secure. For many months, I used it with the Yeti from our insulated tumblers post and it works perfectly.

If you happen to spill anything, or when you just want to clean it out, it easily slides out and washes very easily as silicone does. It’s much easier than trying to clean out spilled liquids into the stock compartment without an insert. I was surprised to see that this beat out Basenor’s cup holder insert (see below for our review), and highly recommend it.

Basenor – latch covers (Model Y & 3)

These latch covers come with eight pieces, two covers for each door. They claim it is to prevent damage or rust from the exposed metal latches on each door. Perhaps I haven’t owned the car long enough to have rust develop so I can’t say if this is really going to achieve that.

However they look good. It’s a very subtle mod to parts on the car that aren’t really exposed all the time, but it is an upgrade nonetheless.

Fair warning, that these go on much easier than they come off. I tried removing one of these and it flexes the rigid plastic a lot, and part of it broke off. You should never really need to remove it once installed though.

EVFIT – performance pedal pads (Model Y & 3)

I bought two different brands and these pedals from EVFIT are identical to the performance pedals from Topfit —both having the Topfit brand name on the box. They’re an easy choice if you want a little bit of a visual mod to your pedals.

I must say that the installation process for these are incredibly difficult. Perhaps they designed it this way to make sure the pedals never fall off while driving, but the cutout designed on the back of these are an extremely tight fit. It requires you to really stretch out and wrangle the thick, hard, rubber on the back to fully wrap the metal pedals for installation.

Finish on the pedals could use more polish as there’s slight scratching and glue trails from manufacturing that weren’t cleaned up. I would say that at very certain angles, the reflectiveness of the pedals can draw your attention to the pedals, instead of on the road where they should be.

Fun fact: it wasn’t until installing these pedals that I realized (after six months of driving this car) that our acceleration pedal did not come with a pedal cover from the factory. I and everyone else who has driven this car didn’t notice either.

Nestour – screen protector (Model Y & 3)

This Nestour screen protector is my favorite glossy finish screen protector I’ve tested on this car. 4 out of 5 stars: lets talk about why.

The other two I tested below had its own issues. The Spigen has a matte finish which causes distortion I can’t stand–but if you love matte finish to avoid glare or fingerprints you may be willing to make the sacrifice. The SUMK below provides a glossy finish too but it can be very difficult to get a perfect alignment with the way you’re supposed to install it.

I loved that Nestour tries to give a plastic alignment guide to mimic what Spigen does in making alignment foolproof. The problem is that the guide is too thin, and the way the screen protector is held in place makes a flop around. There is still room to misalign the protector–there’s wiggle room when using the guide in all directions and you need to make sure you don’t place it too close or else the protector might start to stick to the screen before you’re ready. These were not issues present on the Spigen.

The cut of the glass doesn’t match the car’s screen perfectly–the corners of the protector are too sharp (small corner radius) vs the actual screen. I used to design screen protectors too, and this just seems like a sloppy oversight in design from this brand, which perhaps many people may not notice.

However if you take your time like I did with microadjustments with the guide half on the screen, you can get a perfect looking installation much easier than with SUMK’s tape alignment system. If I had to buy another screen protector I’d go with Nestour despite its shortcomings.

SUMK – glossy screen protector (Model Y & 3)

If you must have a glossy screen protector (like me) the SUMK is one in a sea of mostly matte . Installation is not foolproof for dead-on centering and avoiding dust, but it can be done if you’re careful. So if you’ve never really installed a screen protector before, or you are extremely picky requiring a perfect install, something like the Spigen protector above may serve you better if you can live with a hazy matte appearance.

There are almost no options for glossy screen protectors for the Tesla Model Y and Model 3 and I have no idea why. For other devices, Spigen usually has both matte and glossy options, like many other manufacturers do. But I finally found this glossy Tesla screen protector from SUMK and wanted to try it. I used the Spigen one for many months and it did its job of protecting the screen (see above), but I never loved the hazy appearance it added to the screen.

Installation: So I removed it and installed the one from SUMK. For around $23, this screen protector is not bad, but it could be better. I’m definitely spoiled by the system Spigen developed for installing screen protectors, leaving zero room for installation error. SUMK tries to achieve this with these four silicone guides that are peel and stick. The instructions aren’t 100% clear on what orientation to stick them to your screen, but after reading through the later steps, it’s more obvious how to use these.

The user is meant to place the screen protector on the guides which has it hovering over the screen surface giving you a chance to align the guides until it’s perfect before finally pressing to adhere the glass. The problem is that you can’t really move the guides around in a meaningful way so I ended up sort of manually aligning the screen protector and it came out fine.

Dust: Another problem with installing this is that there isn’t a great way to hold the screen protector while removing the film that goes over the sticky side of glass. You want to avoid touching the exposed glue so you either need another person to help with this installation, or you can hold the screen protector against a surface to stabilize it as you peel the extremely static-filled and dust-attracting film. It’s a less than elegant installation process that introduced dust onto the sticky side that is impossible to remove.

I’ve designed, produced, and installed my own screen protectors for 10+ years so I’ve definitely had enough practice. I know every screen protector installation situation can be unique, but let’s just say that if you’re a perfectionist this product is going to take some extra patience to get right. It’s pretty hard to photograph to show the clarity of this, but the image quality is MUCH clearer than the Spigen matte protector.

Xipex – rear trunk organizer (Model Y)

These go in the two bucket storage compartments on both sides of the trunk. The main reason to get the Xipex – rear trunk organizer is to line those compartments for easy cleaning, otherwise those compartments are just exposed felt like the rest of the trunk area is, and that’s enough of a reason for me! These are not cheap though.

It’s made of TPE, or thermoplastic elastomers, and it feels a little rubbery. They grip, and wash off really well relative to felted surfaces. Xipex cleverly designed these to fit: you actually lose a tiny bit of storage space with an air gap around the whole liner, but it makes sliding them in to install much easier. The lip around the top makes it look like a flush and perfect fit.

Fits 2020-2022 Model Y 5-seater (does not fit 7-seater model).

To top it off, the felt covers that go on top to close it off is also a flush and perfect fit–they match the car’s original black felt very well too. The only gripe with these felt covers is it takes a while to figure out the left and right units, and you need to install them in a very specific way so it goes in. They need to be slid in towards the outside of the car and then pushed down, which is not obvious at first. You can’t try to angle in any of the corners first or just slam it in. It’s a very snug fit, which is worth the trade-off once you figure it out. It also means if anyone not familiar with your car is trying to open or close the lids, they’re likely not going to figure it out without direction.

BMZX / Topfit – folding tray (Fits All Models)

Fits all Tesla models Y, 3, X, S.

Let’s get it out of the way. This folding tray from BMZX is expensive–four times as expensive as the CarQiWireless plastic tray we tested above. To be clear, I purhcased the BMZX brand, but it is stamped with “Topfit”. I’m sure it’s identical to this tray from Topfit .

Instead of hooking onto the steering wheel, this hefty, folding seat tray feels much more substantial, and its much heavier than the CarQiWireless. The surface area is much larger, and it feels much more secure when eating on it. And since it rests on two armrests on your left and right it feels actually strong enough to support the weight of a laptop if you wanted to work on it.

It’s easy to wipe down and fold up when you’re done, but there’s no real good spot to keep it in the cabin unless you throw it in the backseat on the floor. So I keep it in the trunk in the thin compartment where the charger bag is stored. Overall I really like this product so if you spend a lot of time eating or working in your car it may very well be worth the high price tag.

Taptes – all-weather floor mats (front & back seats, Model Y) 

Fits 2021-2024 Model Y.

I bought these Taptes mats because the original Tesla floor mats are carpet and like a sponge. Even if you don’t regularly camp with your Tesla, and don’t live in rainy or muddy areas, even regular use will have these carpet mats soaking everything up. This was not acceptable to us and its disappointing Tesla even comes with these mats.

I wanted to try out the very popular 3D MAXpider mats for the Model Y but there seemed to be many other brands with identical designs, in the same material, without the unsightly logo. I gave the Taptes mats a shot which fits the Model Y only. The fit is about 90-95%. It’s good enough but could be a better fit around the edges at some parts.

The part of the mat that goes up the front wall in the front seats don’t sit flush against the car wall/floor so it’s a bit odd there’s a gap visually, but it hasn’t caused any real issues yet. I’m not sure if other brands solve all these problems, but if you’re looking to save $20-30, these are a solid choice.

LEIMO – lifting jack pads (Fits All Models)

Fits any Tesla models 3, Y, S, X.

Since the whole bottom of the car is covered in batteries underneath, you can’t just use a normal jack anywhere at the risk of breaking a part of the underside not meant to carry the car’s weight. There are four designated spots on the bottom of the car where you can use a jack and it should be used with lifting jack pads to disperse the weight.

If you need to make any mods on your car at home, using lifting jack pads are a must. These are well built jack pads with a very nice case.

Vliigts – cabin camera cover (Model Y & 3)

If you ever have an eerie feeling of a camera being on you while driving your Tesla, you’re not alone. Yes, I know Tesla claims that these interior cameras never leave the car but it just doesn’t feel right to me, so I slapped on a camera cover on it. I used the one from Vliigts brand and it works, but in all honesty these are probably all very similar as long as they are large enough for this camera.

The adhesive hasn’t come off, or the slider hasn’t come off even though the surface it adheres to is semi curved, which is great. I got the slider in case I ever “needed” to open it up for full self driving which may require this, but I have never actually needed to open this cover. I’ve read that the car’s cabin camera can be used to watch you to see if you’re paying attention to the road, or if you’re futzing around on your phone and ping you to “move the steering wheel” to prove you’re paying attention.

They say if you have the camera covered, the car doesn’t know if you’re paying attention and can ping you more often. So far this hasn’t been an issue for me, but use this at your own discretion!

CarQiWireless – steering wheel tray (Model Y & 3)

It looks silly, and it feels silly whipping this steering wheel tray out each time. But it works. This plastic table is hollow inside so it’s relatively light, but it slides under the steering wheel and rests on itself. The way it stays on is a bit unsettling, but it held all of our meals just fine without any spills.

I’ve ended up using it a lot over the past few months as its a great way to keep greasy or crumby foods from getting all over the car. For storage, this steering wheel tray fits diagonally in the trunk’s two open compartments too so its not sliding around when not in use. Easy to use, easy to store, and wash with soap when needed. If you regularly eat or need a desktop in your car this tray is an easy choice.

Spigen – matte screen protector (Model Y & 3)

The Spigen has an amazing alignment system, but I personally hated the distortion matte finish gives. If you want matte this may be your best bet.

I like having screen protectors on our devices since they inevitably get banged up or scratched, so thought it would be good to try this screen protector out for the screen on the Model Y too. Months went by without a screen protector and aside from fingerprint smudges on the screen, so this screen is probably much less susceptible to damage than say the one on our phones.

However I wanted to give this a shot anyway. I’ve tested Spigen’s EZ Fit system before and it is genius. They design a perfectly fitting plastic guide so it’s impossible to do anything but a perfectly aligned install. Spigen’s products always cost more because of this, but depending on how good you can be at a free floating installation–this might be worth it. To us, it’s worth saving the anxiety and installation is a breeze.

The main issue is with the matte finish of this product. I wanted to reduce glare a bit so went for this as it seems to be Spigen’s only finish option, however it noticeably degrades the clarity of the screen. For about a week, it really bothered me but we’ve gotten used to it. If you are nit-picky, it may bother you too.

Update: A few days into using this screen protector I started to get used to the haze the matte finish causes. But I definitely remembered how clear it was just before installing this. After many months of using this screen protector I wanted to try another screen protector brand (see the next item on this review!), so I removed this Spigen one for an idea of how much it hazes up the screen. It’s less pronounced when directly on the screen itself, but above is a photo of  what it looks like.

Basenor – cup holder insert (not recommended, Model Y & 3)

Fits Model Y and Model 3.

The concept of this cup holder insert made sense to me. Reduce the gap or put pressure on any cups, bottles or cans you put in here so they rattle less. In actual use of this, it didn’t really provide much benefit.

Maybe if you only drink out of plastic water bottles it has an added benefit (but really you should consider switching to a reusable water bottle ), but the springy part that puts tension on the drinking vessel is too weak, and not grippy enough to really make any noticeable difference. I’d avoid this and go for the silicone liner I tested (see above).

Taptes – armrest organizer (not recommended, Model Y & 3)

Fits the 2021-2023 Model 3, 2020-2023 Model Y with newer refresh console.

This center console / armrest organizer from Taptes was infuriating. Out of the box and in photos it looks nice, yes. The concept is fine, and the plastic finish is actually nice (something you don’t appreciate until you see rough edges on others like the other, better rated, console organizer I tested).

The problem with it is the overly engineered door that stays on via magnets. It’s neat, until you try to use it. The door pops off in an unpredictable way each time and you have to catch it or else it will fall into the compartment, on the floor, or otherwise. Definitely not something you should use without looking, while driving, and really ever since there are better designs to buy from other companies.

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Best Camping Accessories for your Tesla in 2022

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• Updated on March 11, 2022
• Posted by: The EV Shop Staff

As great as outdoors and exploring nature can be, there's something special about the simplicity of camping in a Tesla. See how these electric vehicles change the car camping game and solve many of the problems traditional car campers might experience.

Just load camping accessories into your Tesla, roll down the windows, and aim for the nearest city park. Don't forget to bring your tent, mattress, power station, car roof luggage, etc., —all vetted through days' worth of outings by The EV Shop—and you can combine a tastla of the wild with almost all the comforts of home.

We're keeping things simple and focusing on the essentials camping accessories for the Tesla Model here to get you started.

Best Camping Accessories Roundup for all Tesla Models — 2022

1. inflatable camping tent.

Want the very best affordable  Inflatable camping tent for Tesla  models S, 3, X, & Y that money can buy with room for two? This tesla tent easily outperforms the others with the lavish comforts of a complete tent construction that connect to the cargo area of your Tesla at a ridiculously lightweight. 

Living in it affords to sit up straight and be comfortable. It comes with a storm flap, which conveniently functions as a mesh that offers optimal ventilation and privacy. 

It holds its shape, even in windy or stormy conditions. With the built-in protection and bug proof, summer nights will have you safe from flying pests. At the same time, the polyester fabrics wick and shed water without any absorption, even after hours in a rainfall. 

• Amazing value
• Excellent weather protection
• Super easy setup and takedown
• fantastic star gazing capabilities.
• Only one door
• Living space is a bit tight

2. Camping Tent for Tesla Model Y

Are you a camper with a hobby? Then this is the  tent for your Model Y . These 4 to 6 people models, a long-standing favorite in this review, is the perfect tailgate tent for music festivals, outdoor events, and anyone packing several camping accessories for their Tesla. Why? The tailgate tent is like a two-bike garage. The main tent packs plenty of space, creating a great living space for an entire family. The tent literally has you covered and all for a very reasonable price.

All this extra space does come at an expense. Setting up the tent in the moderate wind isn't as intuitive as it could be. The innovative locking mechanism connecting the strap to the rear of your Tesla requires some effort to lock. 

Because of the length and height of this tent, it requires a bit of time, about 15 minutes, unless you enjoy watching your tent sail away into the sunset. Once this camping tent is set up, it's massive, comfortable, and withstood some howling breezes and rainy nights in the wide with ease.

• Great value
• Super light and the most compact shelter
• Liveable space is spacious and comfortable
• Excellent-wall construction for ventilation and bug protection
• Takes a bit of effort to pack away

3. Tesla Tailgate Floating Table

Whether you are out on the road or planning an epic tailgate road trip with friends or family, you may want to stop for a snack or even a full meal with a view. This  tailgate table for Tesla Models   S, 3, X, & Y is always a welcome addition guaranteed to keep your group cozy and your serving station clutter-free.

This stylish tailgate table is not only light and strong enough to support 200+ lbs but also built with top-of-the-line materials. The table is topped with food-safe, dishwasher-safe preparation mats, and a chopping board material throughout. Complete with clever channels to help drain any liquids away so they won't reach inside your car's interior. 

The Tail Table is designed to work with any car that uses a U- or I-shaped latch to secure its trunk. The innovation Mechanical and Patents Design skew well and indeed toward the convenient end of the spectrum, seamlessly locks to the metal U-latch (or I-latch) in your trunk or rear cargo area and sliding out to offer plenty of space for food and drink.

• Built tough
• Space-saving
• Include six wine glass holders built in.
• Lightweight yet solid nylon and a food safe TPE rubberized board 
• Quite pricey

4. Foldable Table/Desk for Eating or Working

For the occasional car worker, the   foldable work desk  is a super convenient table is the ultimate solution. Where the table gets more versatile is its ability to hold multiple things. On the surface, the table offers a large working area where you can place your phone's iPad, laptop and it is excellent to use to eat while on the road.

It is an inexpensive way to keep a tidy space and appearance when eating in the vehicle. The desk allows you room to put your lunch without putting food on your lap. That's great because it's easier than you think to spill something in the driver's seat. 

It's also designed to fit snugly on your window step and center console armrest box or passenger seat, converting the area into your own portable office setup. If you're always working on the move but still want to keep your vehicle organized. In that case, this is a worthwhile addition to your Tesla Model 3 or Y if you need a flat surface every now and then.

• It's straightforward to setup
• Coffee cup holder
• Offers a large working area and a smaller packed size
• A bit on the high side

5. Foldable & Portable Camping Mattress for Tesla Model Y

We are delighted to tell you that this  CertiPUR Certified camping mattress   provides comfort comparable to — and occasionally exceeding — our beds at home for regular car camping. Clearly, you can't ask for much more from a rollout foldable memory foam camping mattress. The top offers a soft, comfortable feel that doesn't get sticky or sweaty even without a sheet. 

It inflates to 2.6" think high-quality memory foam and provides a warm and comfortable night's sleep. We particularly appreciate it for napping outside on a warm afternoon. 

But we can't deny their limitations. This portable camping mattress is expensive for a two-person scale mattress, but the quality matches the price. If you camp on your Model Y a couple of times every year or even want an incredible spare bed for overnight guests, this one is well worth it, and your body will thank

• Easy to use
• Offers excellent comfort for two persons. 
• generously sized carrying sack
• Warm enough for all-season use
• A bit large, packed size

6. Foldable & Portable   Camping Mattress for Tesla Model 3

Want the very best portable mattress for Tesla camping that money can buy with room for two? CertiPUR Certified makes their super comfortable and foldable mattress in a twin-wide size, for the Tesla Model 3 

This portable mattress has the same impressive features and construction as the twin Tesla Model Y but is more tailored made. It's pretty as wide as three single mattresses together (75 ".6 by 41.3" by 2.6"), but it fits perfectly in the back of a Tesla Model 3 or in most more giant two-person tents. 

7. Foldable & Portable Camping Mattress for Tesla Model 3 & Y with a Built-in Pillow

Need something to camp on every now and then. Or do you want something for your unexpected guest to crash on for the weekend? Then the  CertiPUR Certified Tesla one-person camping mattress   is for you. Though it is available in a smaller size, meaning you might be able to fit two in your tent. 

It will not give you the comfort and warmth of the other two mattresses above, but it will provide some cushions on a meager budget. But like the other mattresses, we especially like it for resting outside on a warm afternoon. 

This one is also durable, lightweight, and includes a built-in pillow for comfort and convenience. This twin-sized mattress comes with a backpack-style storage bag and for a fraction of the cost of the foam mattresses.

• Great for unexpected guests
• Good level of comfort
• Easy to pack and fit the sub trunk or drunk
• Large enough for one and a pet
• Too big for some single person tents

8. Inflatable Air Mattress for all Teslas

Aside from being less expensive, this   inflatable air mattress   is pretty close to the CertiPUR Certified: It offers the most refreshing combination of performance and comfort for the Tesla S & X. And it also helps relieve pressure points while you sleep. We think it's an excellent inflatable air mattress, but not quite as good as the CertiPUR Certified. 

The pump included is quieter than most and comes with a storage cubby for the power cord, and we are confident it will hold up as well. 

It lets you quickly inflate and deflate the mattress and customize the firmness to your preferred comfort level. We also noticed that this mattress is made tough, crafted out of high-quality PVC, and supports up to 570ibs, making it highly unlikely you'll wake up sleeping on the ground. 

• Packs away easily
• keeps sheets from slipping 
• Provides a softer feel than a plastic-topped
• Quicker to inflate and deflate.
• Not very warm, 
• bouncy feel

9. Portable Refrigerator/Freezer

Going on a road trip with your van or Tesla? With this  portable refrigerator and freezer , you'll appreciate the added space for perishable foodstuffs and beverages. It's best if you're splitting your time between your vehicle and a campsite.

While the opening may not look significant, it worked well with bottles standing up and other items in containers. Its capability and the convenient dimensions to hold all the things you might want to bring makes it ideal for storing snacks for family road trips. Probably has the same amount of room as a regular cooler when you consider that space all the ice takes up.

It operates on a 12V DC to plug directly into an outlet in your car, but it's also capable of using AC. But the best part about this freezer is that you didn't need to stop for ice or drain the cooler. It's also one of the quietest models we have seen and gets the coldest. There's so much to love about this powered cooler.

• Energy-saver
• It's super quiet
• Temperature control is simply perfect.
• Cools quickly and even cool throughout
• A little on the heavy side

10. Portable Power Station

Year after year, this  Power Station  continues to be a high scorer. The portable power station is targeted at campers and for emergency preparedness. With an AC outlet and a whopping 240Wh battery, it holds enough power to charge anything from your smartphone, Bluetooth speaker, or MacBook Pro.  

Among the several ports on this device are two USBs, a 12V auto, and one 110V AC. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor usage and can simultaneously charge multiple devices. This indicates that the energy produced is clean energy, like a utility. Inverter electricity is safer for sensitive electrical devices.

To charge multiple devices, you can use plugs, hubs, your car, and when you're not around a power source— you can be charged up with a compatible solar panel. To turn it on/off for AC/DC, you'll need to press a separate button next to the screen, as you will need to do with any of the buttons next to each section of ports.

• Easy-to-read screen
• Portable and easy to use.
• Easy to charge and very powerful and durable.
• Not water resistant

11. Tesla Model 3 Privacy Curtains/Sunshades

Tesla's Model 3 boasts a massive glass panoramic windshield. Still, with the dramatic effect of this  Privacy Curtains and Sunshades  experience, you'll be able to keep the car cool even if it's parked under the sunlight.

The window shades come in a 6-pack set and are made from a thick, high-quality sunscreen fabric that blocks out 97% or more of damaging UV rays. Providing maximum protection for you and your passengers or babies. 

Installation is a breeze, and you can even roll down your window while the blinds are installed. You'll have complete privacy inside your vehicle with the sunshades closed over the windows. Excellent for sleeping and protecting your skin and eyes from UV radiation or preventing the sun from fading your interior when you're away.

• Take about five minutes to set up.
• Easy to store
• Perfect for long car rides when your kids need to sleep
• A bit pricey

12. Tesla Model Y Privacy Curtains/Sunshades

If you need privacy curtains similar to the Model 3, this  Tesla Model Y sunshade  is versatile that won't drain your bank account. In fact, these pieces are custom-made to fit the window perfectly.

Unlike other sunshades I've seen that glue or velcro onto one side of the window, this design just gently hugs over the whole door from the window. An added advantage is that you get 7 layers of curtains instead of one.

You no longer must worry about the sun beaming down on your pet when you go on long drives. Plus, you can crack the window and allow fresh air to come in a while, keeping everything inside the car and maintaining your privacy. Best of all, protection of your leather seats!

13. Retractable Glass Roof Sunshade for Tesla Model 3

For reliable and stylish retractable roof systems, check out this  glass roof sunshade  for Tesla Model 3. With innovation, from the traditional ancient sunshade our grandfather first built, we have arrived at this modern glass design that protects your surroundings and is practically helpful and comfortable to live in. Not to mention visually attractive and inviting.

They easily attach to the shade frame and can be moved to any position, and they are pretty sturdy. The interior inside feels more spacious because of the natural light.

It's just enough light to remind you that you have a sweet glass roof, but not enough light to feel its warmth or even bother your eyes. The added glass can cause the car's interior to be warmer during the summer months.

• Took only a couple of minutes to install
• Easily removed if needed.
• Does sag a bit in the middle
• We couldn't find any fault

14. Microfiber shredded Memory Foam Camping Pillows

These  shredded memory foam pillows   for the Tesla Model S, 3, X & Y are one of the fluffiest shredded-foam pillows we've seen. It outshines the competition in terms of aesthetics and, more importantly, remains lightweight and comfortable. It is designed specifically for any type of outdoor activity you enjoy.

The softer feel is designed for stomach and side sleepers and can further support the aligned spine and neck when needed. The cotton fabric has been slightly brushed to feel soft to touch and operates silently. Unlike other shredded pillows, this one does not come with that all-too-familiar plastic bag texture.

Why it's incredibly lightweight, this memory foam can expand to a compact size of 13" 10" 4". It's just perfect to use the two pillows in your car. It is also packed down into its own stuff sack for easy transportation.

• Inexpensive with incredible value.
• Lightweight and ultraportable.
• Easy to adjust for varying sleeping styles
• Slides around a lot.
• Has no one-way valve.

15 Rooftop Cargo Box

The  Thule force XT rooftop cargo box  is notable for its simple mounting system and sleek matte black finish. Its sturdy construction makes it incredibly reliable but lost a point for not having a handle. 

However, it's a solid all-around rooftop cargo carrier for Tesla Model Y, offering comparable performance to more expensive models. It's easy to install, has plenty of space for many pairs of skis or a snowboard, and its components are impressively durable. While some more costly boxes have more excellent handles and aerodynamic designs, the Force provides functionality without the frills.

Unlike other models with cumbersome mounting fixtures, the Thule force XT cargo box has two integrated strap handles to secure gear. The clamps are easily tightened by twisting a knob, which clicks adequately tightened. It also includes an additional strap that hangs down on each side to make it easier to close the box.

• Takes less than five minutes to mount
• Super spacious
• Load straps are a nice touch
• Quickly closed with the pull-down strap
• Bulky shape
• Inconvenient handle

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April 11, 2018

A Tesla Model 3 is prowling the streets of Moscow [Video]

You probably wouldn’t think of Russia as much of an electric vehicle hotspot, and you’d be correct. According to Autostat (via The Barrel ), only 82 EVs were sold in the vast country in 2017 (meanwhile, in neighboring China, 603,300 plug-in passenger cars were sold).

Above: Model 3 at the Moscow Tesla Club (Instagram:  moscowteslaclub.ru )

However, Tesla has a small but devoted fan base here. Igor Antarov, of the Moscow Tesla Club , somehow managed to bring a Model 3 to Russia - even though the new EV isn’t yet officially on sale outside the US. In a recent video, he takes us for a ride around Moscow, and asks people on the street how much they know about EVs.

The first stop is a snowy Supercharger - the first and only one in the country (apparently, it’s so new it isn’t even on Tesla’s official map). After a top-up, we’re off to the Arbat, a famous pedestrian street where one can encounter visitors from all over Mother Russia - including folks from small villages who Igor assumes have never seen an EV. How much do these Average Ivans know about Tesla and electric vehicles? You’ll have to watch the video to find out, but you may be pleasantly surprised.

Above: Inside the first-ever Tesla Model 3 in Russian along with reactions from locals (Youtube: Igor Antarov )

The Moscow Tesla Club also recently staged a drag race between a Model 3 and a Chevy Bolt (badged as the Opel Ampera-E in European markets) on the streets of Moscow (as reported by Teslarati ). Yes, on the streets of Moscow - in traffic, in broad daylight. What fun!

Of course, Model 3 and the Bolt have been compared and contrasted by a number of media outlets. When it comes to range, features and general price class, the two are perhaps somewhat roughly comparable, in a way (maybe). However, I think it safe to tell you, with no spoiler alert required, that in this particular match-up, the Tesla left the Chevy in the dusty snow.

Above: Tesla Model 3 goes up against  the Opel Ampera-E (the European version of the  Chevy Bolt) on the streets of Moscow (Youtube: KindelTech )

The Moscow Tesla Club’s Model 3 has a rated 0-60 mph time of 5.1 seconds. In this race, it reached 100 km/h (62 mph) in 5.7 seconds, while the Chevy Bolt made it in 7.3 seconds. However, the DragTimes YouTube channel (via Teslarati ) has clocked a Model 3 at 4.6 seconds. And remember, Elon Musk has promised that “much faster versions” will eventually be available.

Written by: Charles Morris

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Tesla Model 3 fire in Moscow: What we know so far

This past Saturday, news broke about a Tesla crashing into a parked tow truck and bursting into flames on a motorway in Moscow, Russia. Particularly notable about the incident was that after the initial crash, explosions racked the already burning electric car. 

A number of developments have emerged about the story so far, which clarified initial misconceptions about the incident, from the make of the vehicle to the injuries incurred by its occupants.  With this in mind, Teslarati has compiled this quick guide about what is currently known about this crash and its ensuing fiery aftermath. 

The crash 

A video of the accident taken from what appears to be a security camera showed the electric sedan passing a first stopped vehicle that had broken down and catching the corner of a tow truck that was sticking out into the adjacent lane. In a statement to CrimeRussia , Aleksey Tretyakov, the vehicle’s owner, noted that he had been traveling at 100 km/h, the speed limit in the area. The impact from the collision was enough to push the tow truck forward into the central dividing wall.

A video of the exact moment the Tesla crashed into the tow truck could be viewed below. 

The make of the car

Initial reports that emerged following the accident tagged the Tesla as a Model S. With more videos of the crash’s aftermath emerging online, it now appears that the electric car involved in the accident was a Model 3, at least based on the shape of the vehicle’s taillights and headlights.  

The fire 

Videos of the Tesla on fire and the explosions that followed emerged on the heels of the accident. These clips, which were separate from the footage of the electric car crashing into the parked tow truck, showed a vehicle that was already ablaze. Two explosions could be seen in the videos, which resulted in parts of the electric car flying to the air.

Quite interestingly, the explosion within the vehicle seemed to have happened after the tow truck that the Tesla crashed into had been moved (the heavy vehicle does not seem to be in the vicinity when the explosions happened). As observed by Tesla Motors Club member KarenRei , the nature of the explosion in the Model 3 looked notably similar to an explosion that happens when an airbag explodes. A video of such an incident could be viewed here. 

The injuries

Initial reports of the injuries that resulted from the accident pointed to the driver of the Tesla and his two children being severely injured. Russian media outlet IXBT.com , for one, noted that Tretyakov was in “intensive care” due to the crash. Later reports would prove this to be false. Speaking with CrimeRussia , the Tesla owner noted that both of his legs were broken due to the accident, but his two children were “practically not injured.” 

Update : While CrimeRussia noted in its coverage of the incident that the Model 3 driver had two broken legs as a result of the crash, it appears that the news agency misquoted the Tesla owner’s statements. Vladimir Grinshpun , a native Russian speaker, noted in a message to Teslarati that the Tesla owner clearly stated during a video interview with the news agency that he had one broken leg and a broken nose due to the accident. A video of this interview could be accessed here .

A video depicting what appeared to be Tretyakov hobbling away from his vehicle as his two children walked ahead of him has also been aired on Russian media outlet Russia 24 . 

On Autopilot 

Being a Tesla crash, it was not surprising to note that several reports promptly related the crash to the potential use of Autopilot. Discussing the incident, longtime TMC member mongo noted that since Teslas in Russia are imported through a third party, there was likely no Navigate on Autopilot support in the area. Thus, functions of Autopilot would likely be limited to basic features such as lane-keeping. 

This was mentioned by Tretyakov himself, who noted that he was using a “driver-assist” feature and a “trimmed” version of Autopilot when the accident happened. The Tesla owner added that he was holding the wheel in the moments leading up to the crash, though he also admitted that he did not notice the parked tow truck on the road. Based on the video of the Tesla’s crash, it appears that either the vehicle or Tretyakov engaged the brakes just before the car hit the parked truck.

Tesla’s statement

Tesla is yet to issue a formal statement about the incident, though the electric car maker has recently published its most recent vehicle accident and fire data. Tesla notes that from 2012 – 2018, “there has been approximately one Tesla vehicle fire for every 170 million miles traveled. By comparison, data from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and U.S. Department of Transportation shows that in the United States there is a vehicle fire for every 19 million miles traveled.” It should be noted that Tesla’s data set includes instances of vehicle fires caused by structure fires, arson, and other things unrelated to the vehicle, which account for about 15% of Tesla vehicle fires over this time period.

H/T JPR007 on Twitter.

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