Tesla has launched a new Aero Wheel Cap Kit in its online store for the Model 3 sedan. For owners of the Model 3 with aero wheels, the new cap kit will allow you to hide your centre lug nuts when you take off your aero covers.
“The Aero Wheel Cap Kit provides an upgraded, eye-catching and sporty option for any driver. The streamlined, snap-on accessories include a single center cap with integrated lug nut covers allowing owners to display the striking wheel design visible under the Aero Wheel Covers,” explains Tesla’s website.
Here’s what the previous Model 3 Aero Wheel Cap Kit looked like:
It’s worth noting the price of the new Aero Wheel Cap Kit has also increased by $10, up from $50 to $60 USD.
Tesla’s latest Model 3 refresh includes a new design for its 18-inch aero wheel covers.
The Aero Wheel Cap Kit for Model 3 is priced at $60 USD and includes four wheel caps, which should make for a faster install compared to before.
Other articles in the category: Model 3
Tesla Offers 0.99% APR On Model 3 Premium And Performance Trims.
Tesla is making a aggressive move to dominate the electric sedan market this quarter by slashing financing rates to a near-zero 0.99% APR for the Model 3 in the United States. While the headline rate is a massive drop from the previous 2.99% offer, a look at the fine print reveals a strategic push to […]
The $25,000 Tesla Is Finally Here (But Not Where You Think)
Tesla has quietly made South Korea home to the cheapest Model 3 in the world. Tesla Korea has officially launched the Model 3 Standard, priced at 41,990,000 won (about $28,000 USD), according to longtime Tesla watcher @Tslachan. With local EV subsidies applied, the price drops even further — allowing some buyers to get into a […]
Tesla Model 3 and Model Y Earn Top Euro NCAP Awards
Euro NCAP has announced its Best-in-Class cars for 2025, naming the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y as the safest vehicles in their respective categories. The results come from Euro NCAP’s busiest testing year ever, as automakers roll out more electric vehicles and increasingly advanced driver assistance systems. The refreshed Tesla Model 3 was named […]
I didn’t think the OEM cap was bad. To each his/her own, nothing wrong with having choices.
The older one looked better I find. Both aren’t offensive but do the job of covering up bare lugnuts. The update will be much faster to install!
Personally think it looks better without the cap. Looks sportier without, looks more “electric car” with it.