Who offers "aftermarket parts" for modifying Tesla vehicles?

Yes. There’s a fairly substantial Tesla aftermarket now, ranging from simple cosmetic accessories to suspension, wheels, brakes, aero, interiors, and track-oriented modifications.

Major Tesla aftermarket suppliers

• unpluggedperformance.com — One of the most Tesla-focused performance companies. Offers suspension, sway bars, brakes, forged wheels, carbon-fiber aero/body parts, lowering springs, coilovers, interior parts, and off-road upgrades for Model S/3/X/Y and Cybertruck.Unplugged Performance+1
• tsportline.com — Long-established Tesla tuner specializing in wheels, tires, carbon-fiber aero, suspension, brake upgrades, steering wheels/yokes, interiors, wraps, and complete custom builds.T Sportline+1
• rpmtesla.com — Very broad catalog, particularly for interior/exterior customization, carbon fiber, lighting, electronics, steering wheels, spoilers, trim, storage, and body kits. It currently lists more than 900 products.RPM TESLA Aftermarket Accessories+1
• bulletproofautomotive.com — A broader performance aftermarket company that carries Tesla-specific suspension, aero, wheels and other components from multiple manufacturers, including Unplugged Performance, KW and Öhlins.Bulletproof Automotive+1
• cmstauto.com — Particularly interesting if you're after aggressive body kits/widebody styling. Its Model Y catalog includes dry-carbon, vacuum-carbon, FRP, ABS and PP components.CMST Auto
• noahautomotive.com — Focuses heavily on carbon-fiber exterior components such as lips, skirts, spoilers, canards, mirror caps and hoods for Model 3/Y.Noah Auto Parts

What you can modify

Depending on the Tesla/model year, the aftermarket covers:

• Suspension: springs, coilovers, dampers, sway bars
• Wheels/tires: forged and flow-formed wheels, Tesla-specific fitments
• Brakes: pads, rotors and big-brake kits
• Aero: front lips, splitters, side skirts, diffusers, spoilers and wings
• Body: carbon-fiber body kits, bumpers, fenders and widebody components
• Interior: steering wheels/yokes, carbon fiber, leather/Alcantara, trim
• Electronics: displays, lighting and other cabin upgrades
• Protection: PPF, tint, ceramic coatings and wraps
• Off-road: Cybertruck/Model Y suspension, wheels and protection equipment

If you tell me which Tesla you have (e.g. 2024 Model 3 Performance, 2026 Model Y Performance, Cybertruck, etc.) and what kind of modification you're after, I can narrow this down to the companies and parts that actually fit that specific vehicle.

Yes. There’s a fairly large Tesla aftermarket, ranging from subtle accessories to serious suspension, brake, aero, and track modifications.

Major Tesla aftermarket suppliers

• unpluggedperformance.com — One of the most Tesla-focused performance specialists. They offer forged wheels, coilovers/suspension, brake systems, carbon-fiber aero/body parts, interior upgrades, off-road equipment, and complete packages for Model S/3/X/Y and Cybertruck.Unplugged Performance+1
• mountainpassperformance.com — Particularly focused on driving dynamics: suspension, coilovers, brakes/BBKs, chassis components, cooling and electronics/performance modifications. Covers Model S, 3, X and Y.Mountain Pass Performance
• evannex.com — A broad Tesla aftermarket retailer carrying wheels, exterior/interior accessories, aero/body parts, brake components and products from other manufacturers such as ADRO, Vorsteiner, BBS, Vossen and others.EVANNEX Aftermarket Tesla Accessories+1
• T Sportline — Known for Tesla-specific wheels, tires, suspension and exterior/body modifications, including complete aero kits.
• ADRO — More of a premium aero/body-kit manufacturer, with carbon-fiber kits for Tesla Model 3, Model Y and other applications; EVANNEX currently carries a number of its products.EVANNEX Aftermarket Tesla Accessories
• Vorsteiner — Premium carbon-fiber aerodynamic components and body styling, including Tesla applications.EVANNEX Aftermarket Tesla Accessories
• CMST Tuning / DarwinPRO — Offers aggressive carbon-fiber aero and widebody kits, particularly for Model 3 and Model Y.
• Air Lift Performance — Makes adjustable air-suspension components for Tesla applications; these are aimed more at stance/show-car and adjustable-height builds than simple cosmetic modifications.
• Nine Lives Racing — Specializes in functional track-oriented aerodynamic components; for example, it currently offers a chassis-mounted Model 3 splitter system.

If you're looking for a particular type of modification

For example, the current market includes everything from a roughly $1,000 Model Y aero kit to $4,000–$8,000+ carbon-fiber/widebody systems, so the definition of "modifying a Tesla" ranges quite a bit.Unplugged Performance

If you tell me which Tesla you have (e.g., 2024 Model 3 Performance, 2025 Model Y Juniper, Model S Plaid, Cybertruck) and whether you're after performance, lowered stance, widebody, off-road, or appearance, I can narrow this down to the relevant manufacturers and parts.

Yes. There’s a fairly developed Tesla aftermarket now, ranging from simple cosmetic accessories to serious suspension, brake, wheel, aero, and track upgrades.

Some of the better-known suppliers are:

• unpluggedperformance.com — Probably the most comprehensive Tesla-focused performance aftermarket company. Offers forged wheels, suspension, brakes, control arms, aero/body parts, off-road equipment, interiors, and complete build packages for Model S/3/X/Y and Cybertruck.Unplugged Performance+1
• mountainpassperformance.com — Strong emphasis on performance engineering: suspension, coilovers, brakes/BBKs, cooling, electronics tuning, and track/racing upgrades for Model S/3/X/Y.Mountain Pass Performance
• tsportline.com — One of the established Tesla tuners, particularly strong in wheels, exterior/interior styling, carbon fiber, accessories, wraps, PPF, and complete custom builds.T Sportline+1
• Shanghai Yingqingyuan (YQY) — A larger aftermarket/OEM-style supplier offering Tesla replacement and upgrade parts, including suspension, braking, lighting, body kits, bumpers and other components for Model 3/Y/S/X.Yingqingyuan

What you can modify

Depending on the Tesla, aftermarket parts are available for:

• Wheels & tires — lightweight/forged wheels, spacers, different offsets
• Suspension — lowering springs, coilovers, sway bars, control arms, lift kits
• Brakes — pads, rotors, brake lines and big-brake kits
• Exterior — spoilers, diffusers, splitters, side skirts, bumpers and carbon-fiber aero
• Interior — seats, Alcantara, trim, steering-wheel-related components and upholstery
• Off-road — lifted suspension, underbody protection and more aggressive wheel/tire setups
• Track/racing — cooling, suspension geometry, brake upgrades and safety equipment
• Cosmetic customization — wraps, tint, PPF, lighting and trim

One important caveat: Tesla itself warns that non-approved parts/modifications can affect safety and performance and that damage resulting from them may not be covered by warranty.Tesla

If you tell me which Tesla you have (e.g., 2024 Model 3 Performance, 2026 Model Y, Cybertruck, etc.) and what you're trying to accomplish, I can give you a shortlist of the best aftermarket manufacturers for performance, appearance, suspension, off-road, or track use.

Yes. There’s a fairly mature aftermarket for Tesla vehicles, covering everything from cosmetic accessories to suspension, brakes, wheels, aero, and track-oriented upgrades.

Major Tesla aftermarket suppliers

• unpluggedperformance.com — Probably the best-known Tesla-specific aftermarket company. They make parts for Model S, 3, X, Y, and Cybertruck, including forged wheels, carbon-fiber aero, lowering springs/coilovers, sway bars, brake kits, control arms, spoilers, body parts, and off-road equipment.Unplugged Performance+1
• mountainpassperformance.com — More performance/motorsport focused. Their catalog includes suspension, coilovers, brakes/BBKs, electronics tuning, cooling upgrades, and track-oriented parts for Model S/3/X/Y.Mountain Pass Performance
• Mishimoto — Makes cooling and motorsport-oriented components, although its Tesla catalog is considerably smaller than the Tesla-specialist companies.
• KW Suspension — Offers high-end coilover/suspension solutions for certain Tesla applications.
• BBS / HRE / Vossen and other wheel manufacturers — Numerous aftermarket wheel options exist, particularly for Model 3, Model Y and Model S.
• Brembo, EBC, Pagid and similar brake manufacturers — Brake pads, rotors and performance braking components are available for various Tesla models.

What can you actually modify?

Depending on the Tesla, you can change:

• Suspension: springs, coilovers, sway bars, control arms, bushings
• Brakes: pads, rotors, stainless lines and big-brake kits
• Wheels/tires: lightweight forged wheels, wider setups, spacers
• Aero: front lips, splitters, diffusers, wings/spoilers and carbon-fiber pieces
• Exterior: bumpers, fender extensions, body kits, wraps
• Interior: seats, trim, steering wheels and upholstery
• Off-road: particularly extensive Cybertruck/Model Y suspension, wheels and protection equipment
• Track preparation: suspension, brake cooling, chassis components and safety equipment

For example, Unplugged currently lists hundreds of Tesla upgrades, including Model 3/Y control arms, coilovers, carbon-fiber aero, brake kits and forged wheels.Unplugged Performance+1

If you tell me which Tesla model/year you have (e.g. 2024 Model 3 Performance or 2025 Model Y Juniper), I can give you a shortlist of the best aftermarket manufacturers and specific parts for that car, including approximate prices.