Model 3 Highland vs. Pre-Refresh: Which Interior Accessories Actually Fit?

When Tesla released the Model 3 Highland refresh in 2024, it redesigned nearly every part of the interior. That means a lot of accessories made for 2017–2023 models won’t fit the new Highland cabin. If you’re shopping for upgrades, here’s exactly what’s compatible and what’s not.

Accessories That Do NOT Fit Highland

• Center console trays: The Highland has a wider, deeper console with a soft-close sliding lid and relocated wireless charging pad. Old trays will sit loose or not fit at all.
• Door sill protectors: The door opening shape and sill dimensions changed with the redesigned door panels.
• Door pocket liners: The new Highland door bins are wider and have a different contour than pre-refresh models.
• Rear seat accessories: The Highland added a rear 8-inch touchscreen and redesigned seatbacks, so rear kick mats and vent covers are model-specific.
• Steering wheel covers: The Highland steering wheel has a flatter, wider shape with touch-sensitive buttons. Old covers won’t sit flush.

Accessories That Are Interchangeable

• Windshield sun shades: The windshield dimensions stayed nearly identical.
• Seat gap fillers: The gap between the seat and console is the same width.
• Trunk cargo nets: The trunk floor shape is largely unchanged.
• Steering wheel column accessories: Phone mounts that clip to the steering column work on both generations.

The Safe Way to Shop

Always check the product description for your exact model year and generation. All of our listings clearly state compatibility with “Model 3 2017–2023 (Pre-Refresh)” or “Model 3 2024–2026 (Highland)” so you never order the wrong part.

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