Tesla's Summer Collection Drops Fridges, Canopies & a Cybertruck Air Mattress for Road-Trip Season

Tesla just made road-trip packing a whole lot more interesting. On July 3, 2026, the Tesla Shop unveiled its official Summer Collection — a fresh wave of outdoor-ready gear and custom vehicle upgrades timed perfectly for peak camping and adventure season. The lineup spans everything from a purpose-built sub-trunk refrigerator to a Cybertruck bed mattress, and it's available now on the North American Tesla storefront.

What happened

Tesla's online shop quietly dropped several new products under a unified "Summer Collection" banner, just over a week after introducing modular trunk organizers for the Model Y. The new catalog targets owners who want to squeeze more adventure out of their vehicle — whether that's keeping groceries cold on a multi-day road trip, setting up a shaded campsite straight from the liftgate, or sleeping under the stars in the Cybertruck bed. The release is currently limited to North America, though expansion to other markets is expected down the line.

Why it matters

Tesla-engineered accessories are designed to fit specific vehicle geometry — no guesswork, no loose fitment, no worrying about compatibility. For Model Y owners especially, these products slot directly into existing trunk, sub-trunk, and frunk spaces that Tesla has already optimized for accessory use. That plug-and-play approach is a meaningful step up from generic aftermarket gear, and it signals that Tesla is doubling down on the lifestyle-vehicle identity it's been cultivating for Model Y and Cybertruck owners alike.

What this means for EV owners

Here's a quick breakdown of every product in the Summer Collection and what it'll cost you:

• Model Y Dual Zone Fridge ($595): Slots directly into the Model Y's sub-trunk and plugs into the 12V trunk outlet. Offers dual independently controlled temperature compartments ranging from 0°F to +68°F, holds 37 quarts, and weighs 32.6 pounds. Compatible with all Model Y model years.
• Model Y Cooler ($245 for RWD/AWD): A soft-sided, ice-insulated cooler shaped specifically for the Model Y's frunk. This new variant fits 2025-and-newer base trim vehicles, holds 38.86 quarts, and weighs just under 19 pounds empty. A version for Premium and Performance trims previously sold for $275.
• Model Y Canopy ($165): A trunk-mounted shade shelter built from lightweight aluminum alloy poles. It covers approximately 48 square feet, offers UV 50+ protection, is waterproof, and can handle winds up to 24 mph — all without needing ground-level stakes or anchors. Fits 2025-and-newer Model Y; a legacy version for 2020–2024 owners is available for $125.
• Cybertruck Air Mattress ($295): Transforms the Cybertruck's bed into sleeping quarters with a six-inch high-density foam filling and a waterproof exterior. Measures 71" x 49.9" x 5.9", inflates via an integrated 120V air pump, deflates for compact storage, and is compatible with Tesla's own CyberTent accessory. Comes with a storage bag and patch kit.
• On the Road Chair ($125): A swiveling 360-degree camp chair built from aluminum with a canvas seat. Folds into its own storage bag and tucks neatly into any Tesla trunk.
• Electric Summer Graphic Tees ($35 each): Two limited-edition summer apparel designs available up to size 3XL.

One notable gap: Tesla's retractable panoramic roof sunshade — already launched in China for roughly $220 USD — has yet to appear on the North American storefront, leaving Model Y owners stateside still relying on third-party clip-on options for cabin heat management.

If you're gearing up your Model Y for summer adventures, now is a great time to review your full accessory setup. Browse the complete Model Y accessories collection at ePlugKit to find interior protection, storage solutions, and charging gear that complement everything Tesla just dropped. Cybertruck owners can do the same at our Cybertruck accessories collection.

"The Model Y Dual Zone Fridge is designed to fit perfectly in your sub trunk and features two separate compartments that can be set to different temperatures, from 0°F to +68°F." — Tesla Shop product listing, via NotaTeslaApp

The bottom line

Tesla's Summer Collection is a well-rounded push into the outdoor lifestyle space, with prices ranging from $35 tees to a $595 purpose-built fridge. The products are engineered to integrate cleanly with existing Model Y and Cybertruck storage architecture, which is a big selling point over generic alternatives. If you've been waiting for an official, OEM-fit solution to road-trip refrigeration or campsite shade, Tesla just answered the call. Stock is live now on the North American Tesla Shop, so don't wait too long if any of these items are on your summer checklist.