Vehicle Fitment Directory
Tesla Model 3 Parts & Accessories — Wholesale Fitment by Year
Shop Tesla Model 3 replacement parts and accessories by model year: exact-fit lighting, body, brake and interior references with OEM/aftermarket sourcing support.
The Tesla Model 3 is the volume sedan of the Chinese-built Tesla export programme: Shanghai-made cars have shipped to Europe, Asia-Pacific and other RHD markets since 2020, making it one of the most common EVs our distributor partners source body parts for.
The 2024 Highland refresh restyled the front and rear ends, so exterior parts split into two clear groups: 2017-2023 original cars and 2024+ Highland cars. Knowing which generation a request belongs to is the first thing we confirm before quoting panels or lamps.
| Body style | 4-door fastback sedan |
| Powertrain | Single-motor RWD / dual-motor AWD |
| Battery | LFP (standard range) / NMC (long range) |
| Charging inlet | NACS (North America) / CCS2 (Europe, AU) / GB/T (China) |
| Generations | 2017-2023 original / 2024+ Highland |
| Export origin | Shanghai Gigafactory (China-built exports since 2020) |
Parts & fitment notes
Highest-demand parts: front bumper assemblies, headlights, fenders, mirrors and rear tail lamps. Highland (2024+) front-end panels, headlights and hoods are not interchangeable with 2017-2023 cars; request the model year with every inquiry. China-built and US-built original cars share most exterior tooling, but always confirm the build region for charge-port related trim.
Tesla Model 3 parts FAQ
Are 2017-2023 Model 3 parts the same as Highland (2024+) parts?
No. The Highland refresh changed the front bumper, headlights, hood, fenders, tail lamps and interior. Only quote exterior parts after confirming the model year or generation of the car.
Which Model 3 cars do you source parts for?
All generations, with priority for China-built export cars in Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, where our body-parts supply chain is strongest.
What details should a Model 3 parts request include?
Model year, build region if known, photos of the damaged area, the part name, and the OE number or VIN when available. That is enough for a first-line quotation.