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Tesla accessories · Interior Upgrades

Twelve-function physical button panel

A twelve-button bar that mounts below the center screen and puts physical switches on functions the touchscreen otherwise owns.

Fitment on every car below is not settled.

  • Model 3 — 2020–2023 and 2024, per the manufacturer · supplier variant 26-pin Not settled.
  • Model Y — 2020–2024, per the manufacturer · supplier variant 26-pin Not settled.

What is unsettled is set out below. Nobody here has held one of these against a car.

Available by order, subject to fitment and supplier availability. Nothing here is held in stock.

A numbered diagram of the button bar with all twelve switches called out and a legend naming each function
The button bar on white with its mounting bracket, a cover plate and the wiring harness laid out below it
Two photographs of a driver at the wheel, one reaching for the touchscreen and one reaching for the button bar
"Make Driving Safer" and a claim that physical buttons "improve driving safety" are burned into the image. That is the maker’s claim. This shop makes no safety claim for this part.
The button bar fitted below a Tesla center screen, photographed from the passenger side
A claim of "non-destructive installation without the need for broken wires or holes" is burned into the image. The maker’s claim, not ours.
Two interior views of the fitted button bar, one with a hand pressing a switch
"For Tesla Model 3 / Y / 3 Highland / Y Juniper" is burned into the image.

These are the manufacturer’s own photographs of the part, not photographs of work this shop has done. Several carry the maker’s sales copy burned into the image. We have not fitted one of these to a car and photographed it, and when we do, that photograph will say so.

Model 3
2020–2023 and 2024, per the manufacturer · supplier variant 26-pinFitment unresolved — see the open question below.The manufacturer lists the Model 3, the Model Y, the Highland Model 3 and the Juniper Model Y for one part, and their own compatibility text is inconsistent between the summary and the variant table. Which car takes which harness has to be settled before an order.
Model Y
2020–2024, per the manufacturer · supplier variant 26-pinFitment unresolved — see the open question below.Same inconsistency as the Model 3 above. Juniper fitment is also advertised, fitment, which is a different car again.

The manufacturer advertises non-destructive fitting.

That is the supplier’s claim about their own part and we have not verified it on a car.

What the manufacturer advertises

The manufacturer’s claims about their own part, reproduced. Nobody here has tested one of them.

  • Pop open the right front and rear door
  • Adjust air volume
  • Turn the rear air conditioning on or off
  • Set the blowing mode — low, medium or high
  • Defrost and defog
  • Move the passenger seat forward and back
  • Tilt the passenger backrest
  • Open the front and rear trunks
  • Previous and next track
  • Fold the mirrors and open the passenger storage box
  • Switch the wipers between automatic and manual
  • Lock the vehicle, including the child lock, and open the charge port

There is no price on this page. The installer has not given us labor rates for accessory work, so any figure here would be half a number — and a part price without fitting beside it reads as the installed price. Ask and you get the whole thing or nothing.

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Available by order, subject to fitment and supplier availability. Nothing here is held in stock.

The cars this is listed for: Everything for the Model 3 · Everything for the Model Y

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