Tesla Just Raised the Price of Its All-Weather Liner Bundles — Here's What Actually Costs Less
Key takeaways
- Tesla's Model 3 All-Weather Liner Bundle now lists at $370, up from the $330 that Not a Tesla App documented in its September shop-changes roundup.
- Not a Tesla App reported the Model S bundle climbing to $530 from $450. We weren't able to independently re-verify that figure, so treat it as reported rather than confirmed.
- For the 2024+ Model 3 Highland, the All-Weather Floor Mats (1st & 2nd Row Set) cost $189.99, $180 less than Tesla's bundle, though they don't include the frunk and rear well liners.
- The 3D MAXpider All-Weather Floor Mats for the 2020-2024 Model 3 are $329.99, only about $40 under Tesla's new price.
- The Floor, Cargo & Storage Mat Full Set for the 2021-2023 Model S is $299.99.
Tesla quietly raised prices on its All-Weather Liner Bundles this month. We checked Tesla's own shop page for the Model 3 bundle and confirmed it now lists at $370, up from the $330 that Not a Tesla App documented in its September shop-changes roundup. The outlet also reported the Model S bundle climbing to $530 from $450 — we weren't able to independently re-verify that exact figure on Tesla's site before publishing, so treat the Model S number as reported rather than confirmed. Either way, the direction is the same: Tesla's OEM interior protection just got more expensive, and it was never the only option.
Here's what we actually stock that covers the same ground for less — broken out by what you drive.
1. 2024+ Model 3 Highland: a direct match at half the price
Tesla's $370 bundle covers the same Highland-era Model 3 that this floor mat set is cut for. This set handles the first and second row — the part of the bundle most owners actually feel underfoot every day — for $189.99. That's $180 less than Tesla wants for the full bundle, though it's worth being straight about the comparison: Tesla's bundle also throws in a front trunk liner and a rear well liner that this particular set doesn't include, which is exactly why we've paired it with a frunk option below rather than pretending it's a one-for-one swap.
Shop the Model 3 Highland floor mat set →
2. Want Tesla-level material thickness? This is the closer match
We're not going to pretend this one is a dramatic discount — at $329.99 it's only about $40 under Tesla's new $370 price, and we'd rather say that plainly than oversell it. What it buys you is 3D MAXpider's heavier injection-molded tray construction and a broader 2020–2024 fitment window, which covers pre-Highland Model 3s that the Highland-specific set above won't fit. If your priority is matching Tesla's build quality rather than beating its price by a wide margin, this is the one.
Shop the 3D MAXpider Model 3 floor mats →
3. Just protecting the frunk? Don't pay bundle prices for it
A lot of owners don't need the full bundle — they need the frunk covered because that's where wet groceries and muddy gear actually end up. This liner is cut for 2017-2023 Model 3s and runs $46.99 on its own, versus paying $370 for a bundle just to get the one piece you wanted. If the rest of your interior is already covered, there's no reason to buy Tesla's whole kit for this. Note it is not cut for the 2024+ Highland.
Shop the Model 3 frunk liner →
4. 2021-2023 Model S: a full set for nearly half Tesla's new price
If the reported $530 figure for Tesla's Model S bundle holds up, this full set undercuts it by roughly $230 while covering the same three areas — front floor, cargo, and rear storage. It's built separately for 2021, 2022, and 2023 model years, and all three cuts are currently in stock, so pick the one that matches your build year rather than assuming they're interchangeable.
Shop the 2021-2023 Model S mat set →
The bottom line
Tesla's liner bundles aren't bad products — they're just no longer the only, or the cheapest, way to protect a Model 3 or Model S interior. Whether you need the whole kit or just the one piece that actually takes abuse in your car, there's a fitted option here that costs less than Tesla's new price, in stock today.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Tesla's Model 3 All-Weather Liner Bundle now?
It now lists at $370 on Tesla's own shop page, up from the $330 that Not a Tesla App documented in its September shop-changes roundup.
How much does Tesla's Model S All-Weather Liner Bundle cost now?
Not a Tesla App reported the Model S bundle climbing to $530 from $450. We weren't able to independently re-verify that exact figure on Tesla's site before publishing, so treat it as reported rather than confirmed.
What is a cheaper alternative to Tesla's liner bundle for the 2024 Model 3 Highland?
The All-Weather Floor Mats (1st & 2nd Row Set), built specifically for the 2024+ Model 3 Highland, cost $189.99, which is $180 less than Tesla's $370 bundle. Tesla's bundle also includes a front trunk liner and a rear well liner that this set doesn't include.
Does the Model 3 frunk liner fit the 2024 Model 3 Highland?
No. The Frunk Cargo Liner ($46.99) is cut for 2017-2023 Model 3s, with a 2017-2020 or 2021-2023 cut. It is not cut for the 2024+ Highland.
Is there a cheaper full mat set for the 2021-2023 Model S?
The Floor, Cargo & Storage Mat Full Set is $299.99 and covers front floor, cargo, and rear storage. It is built separately for 2021, 2022, and 2023 model years. If the reported $530 figure for Tesla's Model S bundle holds up, it undercuts it by roughly $230.
Sources:
Not a Tesla App — "Tesla Shop Changes This Month: Wall Connector Price Increase, Discontinued Products and New Additions" (Sept. 17, 2026)
Tesla Shop — Model 3 All-Weather Liner Bundle product page, price independently checked at time of writing.
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