Floor Mats and Sunshades That Fit the 2020–2024 Tesla Model Y

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If you drive a 2020–2024 Model Y, shopping for accessories got harder in 2025. Search “Model Y floor mats” now and half the results are for the refreshed Juniper, which has a different floor and a different roof. They don’t fit the original car, and the listings don’t always make that obvious.

So this guide is only for the original Model Y. Every pick below is from an established brand that lists 2020–2024 fit specifically, and we’ve noted where a product covers some of those years but not all.

First: which Model Y do you have?

The quick tell is the front end. The original 2020–2024 Model Y has separate headlights and no light bar; the 2025+ Juniper has a thin light bar running across the nose. Don’t go by the interior alone: the lower-cost Juniper Standard skips some of the new features, so the light bar is the reliable test. Still not sure? Our fit finder walks through it.

Floor mats

This is where the wrong-year mistake is most expensive. Here are three brands that make mats cut specifically for the original Model Y.

One of the most popular Tesla mats, with a carpet-like textured top, a foam middle layer that quiets the cabin, and a grippy backing that doesn’t shift. The set on this listing is for 2021–2024 five-seat cars, so 2020 and seven-seat owners should check the options on the listing or pick one of the next two.

The HP version is WeatherTech’s softer, more flexible liner with high walls: the better choice for snow and slush states. It’s sold by row, so you’ll typically buy front and second row separately.

The most budget-friendly of the three and the one that explicitly covers the 2020 model year. Deep channels and a tougher feel than the MAXpider.

Glass roof sunshade

The original Model Y has a different roof glass shape from the Juniper, so shades aren’t interchangeable. If you have car seats in the back, this matters more than it sounds: the rear bench sits right under the glass.

BASENOR is one of the longest-running Tesla accessory brands, and this is their current-generation shade for the original car, with a reflective, no-sag design that clips in without tools.

VION’s version goes full blackout rather than mesh, which is better for napping kids and parking in direct sun, at the cost of losing the view through the roof.

Organizers that fit either version

Some storage picks come in separate versions for the original and the Juniper, which makes them easy to get wrong. These two cover the original Model Y:

What fits every Model Y

Some of the most useful gear doesn’t care what year you have: a cordless tire inflator and jack pads (no Model Y has a spare), a Sentry Mode SSD, and home charging gear all work the same on any model year.

Frequently asked questions

Will Juniper floor mats fit my 2023 Model Y?

No. The 2025 refresh changed the floor shape enough that Juniper mats don’t fit the original car, and vice versa. Always check the year range on the listing.

Do seven-seat Model Ys need different mats?

Yes, for the second row and back. The seven-seat original Model Y has a different second-row floor, and third-row mats are sold separately. Choose the seven-seat option on the listing if you have one.

Is my 2025 Model Y a Juniper?

Most are, but not all: some original-design cars were built and sold as early-2025 models before the Juniper arrived. The front light bar settles it.

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