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My wife created some custom seat back covers for my 2020 Tesla Model X. These are the new seats with fixed head rests. To keep the covers attached, I 3D printed these small hooks. You can see them in the picture; I slide them onto the edge of the hard plastic part of the seat back, over the stretched cover, and they hold the cover in place very well. Printed in Prusament Black PETG, 0.3mm layers.

Fits Model X · First generation

Modified the model X wireless charging dock on thingiverse for a larger faster charging pad. At first I thought that I slanted it enough but even with just the long range model my note 10+ would flop off during fast acceleration. Just added a snap on cover for it now for acceleration proof. :) tesla_x_phone_charger.stl is the snap on cover for Note 10+ without case. tesla_x_phone_charger2.stl is snap on cover for phones with case.

Fits Model X · First generation

I have choosen a open license, but please dont sell this item in Norway on online sites like example Finn, Facebook or business sites. Version V1 never got printed by me. Version V3 is the one on the pictures. Version V4 made the edge smaller since I thought it was a thight fit with V3. But also this version have not been printed by me. Version V4 closed middle is by a request and have not been test printed by me.

Fits Model X · First generation

This is a holder for the J1772 Adapter for Tesla Model X. The holder slides under the driver car seat and the door trim, which holds it in place. This allows easy access to the J1772 adapter without taking any additional space. I designed this in Fusion 360 and you can see the latest version [here](https://a360.co/2FSuKQL).

Fits Model X · First generation

Original Tesla Model X rivets securing the hitch rack plastic panel are not very practical to unlock. This is a redesigned rivet you can lock and unlock with no tools. __Edit__ : Uploaded a v2 which should unlock a bit better. On the photo, there's a print of v1 made with a 0.2mm nozzle, 0.1mm layer height.

Fits Model X · First generation

Tesla Model X center console large storage organizer - 5 large bays - 4 coin bays (sized for Euro coins) - 4 credit card bays - 2 small bays - optional removable trashcan

Fits Model X · First generation

(this is the first version, the newer and larger version can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3047570) Tesla Model X center console storage organizer with quick-removable trashcan - 4 coin bays (sized for Euro coins) - 4 charger/credit card bays (different depth) - 1 large bay - 2 medium bays (for optional trashcan)

Fits Model X · First generation

This is my Tesla Model S/X cubby drawer. There are two versions, one with a standoff for using a metal pull handle and another version with a finger hole, so you don't need anything else. I use ABS for printing, but PETG works very well, too, and is shinier. You can apply a wrap to the front to give it a carbon fiber look or whatever else you want. I have Cricut files for the front face somewhere if someone wants those. I would imagine printing this out of TPU/Ninjaflex might make for an interesting drawer. Both version of the drawer have the integrated J1772 holder. I have a version without it, but I don't really see a point in making a drawer without it, as you don't have to use it if you don't want to and it gives you some space for change or keys, or something else. This should print fine without any supports. My Solidworks license expired and they are such a pain to deal with, I haven't bothered renewing it, so this design is stuck in Solidworks and I can't really make any further modifications. I've switched over to Inventor, but importing it leaves a lot to be desired. The shape of the cubby is really odd, so it leads to some weird angles that are hard to make work on a single piece, if you want the drawer to fit properly. If you look at all the commercial drawers, they don't fit in the cubby exactly right, and now I know why... it's almost impossible to get a properly shaped drawer that will fit the cubby hole. To make matters worse, it seems different model years have very slightly different cubby dimensions, so the drawer fits some and not others. The solution is to scale this by 1 or 2 % and it should fit your cubby, but it might be a little loose in one dimension when you do that. I had intended this to be a retainer free drawer that could survive ludicrous launches, and it does, if your cubby is of the right vintage. Be sure to take out any rubber material that lines your cubby, as it will not fit with the drawer.

Fits Model X · First generation

3D Printable mounting bracket for the Tesla Model X Front License Plate. It is designed to be inserted into the lower grill in the front (in the middle section of the lower grill). The reason it is designed in such a way is because the intended use is to get out of "Fix It" tickets. When you get a "Fix it" ticket for no front license plate. You set this up and slip it on the lower front grill. You show it to the cops and you pop it off once the cop signs your ticket. If you want to secure this to the front grill, there are holes in the bracket where you can add zip-ties to hold it together. Revision History: 10May2018 - Added 3 Files with *_FDM suffix that are meant to be easier for FDM printers to print.

Fits Model X · First generation

This is a iPhoneX dock for newer Tesla Model S/X cars. It fits in the phone dock slot in the console and has room for a Qi wireless charger. The Qi charger i used is from amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075Q97P9T It’s also sold under a couple different names there. *edit* I added a new version of the dock which uses a more robust Qi charger: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S6MVPVL The Qi charger used in the previous version appears to have a very short lifespan, as the electronics hidden in the USB plug die after a couple months. The new version has the added benefit of using a USB-C connector, which means you can use it to charge the phone directly if it's really low.

Fits Model X · First generation

Tesla Model X Tray fits within the center console cubby. The original design was a rectangle, and it didn't fit properly. A slight taper was added. Use a tiny screw (or glue) to attach the pull handle to the tray. I printed this in ColorFabb nGen Black and Silver on a Makerbot 2X. Designed in OnShape. Original Cad Model: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d53eb0b85d968c9eadcd7635/w/a7a6ecb498006aa7de664231/e/14d5dd7b90f2ef96f2eddbd1

Fits Model X · First generation

The Tesla Model X has a great center console phone holder, but it is not designed for wider devices or phones with cases. I designed these more accommodating clips based on the 2017 model's original ones, but with a gentle spring to center the phone instead of hard rails.

Fits Model X · First generation

I needed cupholders for the middle seats of my Tesla Model X. This fits the 2020 6-seater seats and hooks onto the seat next to the seat belt holders as shown in the picture. The cupholder size is designed to fit a 32oz or 40oz Hydroflask. I used Prusaslicer and created a support enforcer just for the hook part, no other supports. Printed at 0.3mm with Prusament PETG. Category: Automotive. Free 3D printable car part STL: Hydroflask cup holder for Tesla Model X 6 seater seats for Tesla Model X.

Fits Model X · First generation

Center-console panel configured for a bass knob, voltmeter and USB controls.

Fits TT · 8N

Near-replica rear towing-eye cover for AWD/Quattro vehicles.

Fits TT · 8N

Phone-holder adapter with an upscaled baseplate for the center console.

Fits TT · 8N

Replacement cover cap for the climate-control fan-speed knob.

Fits TT · 8N

Organizer that adds space for a phone, wallet, or keys in the third-generation center console.

Fits Camaro · Third generation

False-floor cover for the small console bin below the radio. The creator states 2014–2018 fitment and printed it in PETG; ABS, ASA, or nylon are also suggested.

Fits Silverado · Third generation

Fold-down cargo-net hook placed beneath the trunk shelf.

Fits Model Y · First generation

Lidded enclosure for hiding excess wiring from an interior LED kit in the center-console armrest area.

Fits Model Y · First generation

Tray for the 2021 forward center console with the sliding door; the creator distinguishes it from the under-armrest compartment.

Fits Model Y · First generation

Mount for positioning a radar detector above the center screen. V2 increases rear contact area; the creator suggests optional double-sided foam tape and warns that retention is not fully proven and screen damage is possible.

Fits Model Y · First generation

Narrow removal tool for lug-nut caps recessed in Gemini wheels where ordinary pliers do not fit.

Fits Model Y · First generation