Tesla’s online shop on Wednesday launched a new Model S All-Weather Rear Cargo Liner Set for the company’s refreshed version of the sedan (2021+), priced at $200 USD.
“Each liner is made from a thermoplastic elastomer material with a strong rigid core for extreme-duty protection and spatial coverage. Unlike traditional floor mats, the vertical walls of these liners offer maximum protection to the rear cargo carpet and easy cleanup. Created with an exclusive pattern by Tesla Design Studio, these liners are custom-made using the latest digital measurements for Model S,” explains Tesla.
The kit includes the rear trunk liner and rear well liner, that is “100% recyclable and free of cadmium, lead, latex and PVC.”
Tesla today also dropped the price of the 2012-2020 Model S All-Weather Rear Well Liner to $65 USD (was $70), while the 2012-2020 Model S All-Weather Rear Trunk Liner also dropped $10 to $190 USD (was $200 USD).
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