Tesla has quietly expanded its interior accessory lineup with a new 4-in-1 USB-C Hub, aimed at owners of the latest Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. The accessory is designed to solve a common problem for tech-heavy families: having more devices than available ports.
While Tesla vehicles are already packed with tech, the center console in newer Model 3 and Model Y vehicles only offers a single USB-C port for power and data in the front compartment. This new hub effectively multiplies that utility without ruining the car's minimalist aesthetic.
Tesla 4-in-1 USB-C Hub for Model 3/Y
Tesla’s 4-in-1 USB-C Hub is designed to fit snugly within the vehicle's center console. According to the official Tesla Shop description, it allows you to turn a "single USB-C port into four, so you can charge multiple devices at one time."
The value proposition here is all about seamless integration. Because it is an official first-party accessory, it is custom-molded to match the contours of the center console. This means no loose wires or bulky adapters sitting awkwardly in your storage bin. It is a perfect addition for owners who need to power multiple smartphones, tablets, or gaming controllers simultaneously during long road trips.
Interestingly, this hardware release comes shortly after Tesla added a software switch for the wireless charging pads in its vehicles. Drivers can now turn off the wireless pads whenever they want, making these physical USB ports even more important for those who prefer wired charging or need to power devices that don't support wireless standards.
Pricing and Compatibility
As with most official accessories, there is a bit of a "Tesla tax" involved. The hub is currently priced at $65 USD in the United States and $120 CAD in Canada. While third-party alternatives are often available for a fraction of that price, many owners are willing to pay the premium for the guaranteed fit and OEM look.
It is important to note that this hub is not a universal fit for all Tesla models. It is specifically designed for the updated interior layouts of the newest vehicles:
Model 3 vehicles produced in 2024 and newer (the "Highland" refresh)
Model Y vehicles produced in 2025 and newer
If you own an older version of these cars, the center console shape is different, and this particular hub likely won't seat correctly. Currently, the accessory is only available in the U.S. and Canadian markets. There has been no word yet on when it might arrive in Europe, China, or other regions, though Tesla typically rolls these out globally after an initial North American launch.
Whether you're trying to keep the kids' iPads alive or just want a cleaner way to plug in your own gear, this hub offers a simple, factory-approved solution.
