When you get your new Tesla, your Type 2 cable is likely to be stored in a polythene bag, these aren’t built for long term use, so you’ll need to make a rather boring accessory purchase! I now have twoContinue readingType 2 charging cable bag

The Model 3 has a huge amount of storage within the front centre console, the only problem is, that without some kind of organiser, it’s easy to get it messy and hard to find what you need when driving. Fortunately,Continue readingTesla Model 3 centre console storage

Having two USB ports in the front of the car is great, but with the amount of items you might want to plug in (phone chargers, game controllers, SSD etc..) a USB hub for your Tesla Model 3 is anContinue readingUSB hub for your Tesla Model 3

To avoid the risk of damaging your battery pack, it’s recommended to use jack pads that slot into predefined slots on the underside of your car. There are lots of options and I’m sure they are all largely the same,Continue readingJack ‘pucks’ for your Tesla

Back when I collected my Model 3 Performance in August 2019, the car came with Frunk (or Froot, as we call it a boot rather than a trunk in the UK) hooks, perfect for hanging shopping or even take awayContinue readingModel 3 Frunk / Froot hooks

The Model 3 doesn’t come with either wireless charging built in, or any of the suitable phone charging cable supplied. There are however several options. Wireless charging There are lots of options now, including buying a Tesla made one direct.Continue readingCharging your phone in your Model 3 / Y