Tesla tuning at DD Tuning is selected by model: the page features Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck. The widest range of model-specific items is for Model 3, Model Y, and Model S — carbon spoilers, lips, diffusers, and side skirt covers, Fast and Turbo aerokits, mud flaps for factory mounting points, EVA mats, Stingray and Niken mats, as well as Kabeast Forged forged wheels.
What’s available for each Tesla model
| Model | Years on the site | Highlights of model-specific items |
|---|
| Model 3 | since 2017; separate items for 2017–2023 and for the refreshed version (2023+ / 2024+) | carbon spoilers, V1–V7 lips, diffusers and side skirt covers; Fast and Turbo aerokits; 1234 Upgrade body kit sets; headlights; Niken window deflectors; crossbars for factory mounting points; mud flaps |
| Model Y | since 2020; separate items for 2020–2024 and 2025+ | carbon spoilers, diffusers and side skirt covers; Fast aerokit; heated yoke steering wheel; headlights; Niken window deflectors; crossbars; mud flaps |
| Model S | since 2012; items for 2012–2016, 2016–2021, and 2021+ | carbon lips, diffusers (including for Plaid), spoilers and side skirts; Fast aerokit; forged wheels R20–R21; mud flaps |
| Model X | since 2015 | carbon lip, diffuser, spoilers and side skirts; full 1234 Upgrade body kit; GBT steering wheels; mud flaps; mats |
| Cybertruck | since 2023 | mud flaps |
In addition to model-specific items, the brand page also has universal products: Osram and Philips car bulbs, Sonax and Sapfire car care chemicals, and interior care products and accessories.
How not to choose the wrong version
Tesla models get updated without a name change, so the year in the documents alone isn’t enough. Match the year range in the product name with your car’s version:
- Model 3 — items for 2017–2023 and for the refreshed Highland version (marked 2023+ or 2024+) are different: spoilers, lips, and aerokits are separated by years.
- Model Y — the 2020–2024 version and the refreshed 2025+ (Juniper) use different mud flaps and mats, and the trunk shape has changed as well.
- Model S — pre-facelift 2012–2016, the 2016–2021 version, and the 2021+ update have different lips and diffusers; there is a separate diffuser for Plaid.
- Model X — for mats, it’s important how many seats the cabin has: 5, 6, or 7.
If you’re unsure, send the manager photos of the car from the front and rear — it’s easier to pick the right part that way than by year.
Carbon and aerokits
Most body kit parts for Tesla are made from DDCarbon carbon fiber: trunk lid spoilers, front bumper lips, rear diffusers, and side skirt covers in several designs (V1, V2, V3…). GBT Fast and Turbo aerokits are assembled into sets of a lip, diffuser, spoiler, side skirts, and covers for fog lights and fenders, but you can also buy the parts separately. You can install the body kit at the network of certified DD Tuning service centers — the manager will tell you the nearest one.
Mats, mud flaps, and interior
For the cabin and trunk, there are model-specific EVA mats of our own production, Stingray rubber mats (including versions for European and American cars), and Niken Luxury 3D. Premium mud flaps match the shape of the originals and mount to factory points; for each model, they are separated by years. For Model Y and Model X, there are GBT sport steering wheels with carbon inserts and heating.
This description was prepared with the help of AI based on the analysis of over 1 million phone calls between DD Tuning managers and customers, and the company knowledge base. We collected the questions customers ask most often and answers verified in practice.
