The main difference is the front and rear bumper shape. Some Model 3 parts fit both versions, but bumper-mounted parts are often version-specific. Our Model 3 side skirts and trunk lip spoilers are listed for 2019-2025, covering both pre-update and 2023+ update models. However, our rear diffuser and front lip listings are separated: 2019-2023 pre-update parts do not fit 2023+ update models, and the 2023+ rear diffuser does not fit 2019-2023 cars. Before ordering Tesla aftermarket car parts in Melbourne, confirm whether your Model 3 is pre-update or 2023+ update.

Yes. Our Tesla Model 3 side skirts are listed for Model 3 2019-2025, including both pre-update 2019-2023 and 2023+ update models. They suit Long Range, Performance, Rear-Wheel Drive and Standard Range Plus variants. This makes them a safer option for buyers who want Tesla car accessories in Melbourne without needing to separate pre-update and update bumper fitment.

The difference is the body generation and exterior panel shape. Our Model Y 2020-2024 parts are listed for the first-generation Model Y, including Long Range, Performance and Rear-Wheel Drive. Meanwhile, our Model Y 2025+ aero parts are listed separately for the second-generation Model Y, including front lip, rear diffuser garnish pods, side skirts and trunk spoiler. In addition to that, you should not install 2025+ parts on a 2020-2024 Model Y unless compatibility is confirmed.

For this specific product, yes. Our gloss black replacement mirror cover caps are listed for Tesla Model 3 2019 onwards and Tesla Model Y 2020 onwards, including Long Range, Performance and Rear-Wheel Drive variants. That means the mirror cap shape covered by this listing supports both Model 3 and Model Y applications. Besides, you should still confirm the mirror housing shape, production year and whether the existing mirror cover has been changed or repaired before. Mirror caps need to clip over or replace the housing cleanly; if the housing shape is different, damaged or misaligned, the cap may not sit flush. Before ordering Tesla car accessories in Melbourne, we recommend checking both the vehicle year and mirror shape.

They should not affect camera function when the correct trim is fitted properly, but still alignment is critical. Our Model 3 side fender camera trims are listed for Model 3 2019-2025, while our Model Y camera vent blade trims are listed for Model Y 2020-2024 first-generation models. These are separate fitments, so Model 3 and Model Y trims should not be treated as interchangeable because these trims sit around the side camera/fender area. If you’re buying, you should still check that the part follows the factory camera housing, does not cover the lens edge, does not press against the camera surround, and sits flat against the panel. A poor fit can look uneven and may interfere with the camera’s field of view if the trim is incorrectly positioned.