// Interior
Everything that touches the cabin: floor mats, console trays, ambient lighting, and trim upgrades fitted specifically to the Model Y.
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L1 Cabin
I went through two cheaper mat sets before landing on these, and the difference is night and day. The lip around the edges is tall enough to actually catch mud and slush instead of letting it slide onto the carpet, and the material stays flexible even when it's freezing out instead of turning stiff and cracking like the cheaper sets do. They've survived muddy shoes, two kids under 13, and me tossing dirty objects in the Y without a care — and they still look almost new after a hose-down. For what they cost, I haven't found anything that fits this well or holds up this long.
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This one took some trial and error — a couple of cheaper organizers I tried either didn't sit flush and would rattle while driving. It's a reasonable add to the cart if you're already ordering other interior pieces, and it's held up fine to daily abuse — sunglasses, cables, coins, the usual junk drawer contents.
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The glass roof is great until July, and this is the first sunshade I've tried that actually blocks meaningful heat instead of just looking like it does. The material has some real thickness to it rather than being a thin reflective sheet, so it doesn't sag or flap around at highway speeds. Fitment is snug against the edges of the glass with no gaps for light to sneak through, and it goes in and out in about ten seconds once you get the hang of it. It's held its shape after months of being rolled up and stuffed in the frunk, no creasing or warping. For the price, it's outperformed a couple of pricier options I looked at first.
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I was skeptical of console charging hubs after dealing with ones that overheat or charge painfully slow, but this one's been solid. It charges at a real, noticeable speed instead of trickle-charging like some of the cheaper units, and it fits the console opening exactly — no shimming, no gaps, no rocking around. Build quality feels more substantial than the price suggests; the housing doesn't flex or creak when you set your phone down harder than you meant to. It's been in daily use for a while now without any heat issues or connection drops. Compared to the other options at a similar price point, this is the one I'd actually buy again.
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I almost skipped this one thinking it'd be another flimsy tray that rattles around, but it's held up better than expected. It clips into place under the screen without any wobble, and the fit is snug enough that nothing shifts even when I'm cornering hard or hitting a rough patch of road. The material has some actual weight to it instead of feeling like thin dollar-store plastic, so it hasn't cracked or discolored after months of direct sun through the windshield. It's turned into the spot where I toss my wallet, sunglasses, and garage remote without worrying about them sliding into the footwell. For the price, it's a small upgrade that's paid for itself just in stuff I'm no longer digging around the floor for.
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