Shopping Tesla accessories starts with one question: will this fit my car? At OHO Tesla Shops we focus on Model 3 and Model Y. This guide explains how we think about years and generations—and why every product page still has the final say.
What is the difference between Model 3 and Model Y fitment?
Model 3 and Model Y share many cabin patterns, so organizers, sunshades, and mats are often listed for both. They are not identical vehicles. Seat geometry, glass roof shapes, trunk and frunk layouts, and console revisions can differ by model and year. When a listing says Model 3/Y, we mean we have checked fit on those platforms for the years noted on that product—not that every revision is identical.
What do Highland and Juniper mean?
In the aftermarket market, Highland usually refers to the refreshed Model 3 (roughly 2024+ depending on region), and Juniper usually refers to the refreshed Model Y (roughly 2025+ depending on region). These are common trade nicknames, not official Tesla trim names on every document. OHO does not claim that every SKU in our catalog is verified for Highland or Juniper. If a product is compatible with a specific refresh, that will be stated on the product page itself.
How should I confirm compatibility before ordering?
Use this order:
- Read the compatibility line on the product page (model and years when listed).
- Match your vehicle’s model year and any known refresh (Highland / Juniper) to that line.
- If you are unsure, email info@tesla-shops.com with your model, year, and region (LHD/RHD if relevant).
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Where do popular accessories fit in?
Examples where fitment notes matter most:
Always prefer the product page over this overview when they differ.
Who is OHO Tesla Shops?
OHO Tesla Shops is operated by Y Square Inc. We are Tesla owners who test aftermarket accessories on our own cars. We are not affiliated with Tesla Motors. Free shipping on orders over $75 — see Shipping.