A Gen.3 Refrigerator for the Left Trunk Recess
This Gen.3 compressor refrigerator places a 16 L compartment in the left storage recess of a five-seat Model Y. A knob and digital display control temperature and operating modes, while the split upper and lower assembly joins with a locking clip and quick-release connection. Does not fit Berlin-built vehicles.
- Gen.3
- 16 L
- Knob Control
- 5-Seater Model Y
Key Features
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16-Liter Compartment
The Gen.3 version provides a compartment for drinks, snacks and picnic supplies.
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Compressor Cooling
A DC inverter compressor cools the compartment; the listed minimum setting is -6°C, with results dependent on conditions.
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Left-Trunk Position
The split assembly occupies the left cargo storage recess rather than the main cargo-floor area.
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Knob and Display
A rotary control sets temperature and selects among three operating modes.
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Socket Power Connection
The unit connects to the rear accessory socket after its input rating is matched to the actual vehicle.
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Split Assembly
A locking clip and quick-release connection join the upper and lower sections.
Highlights

Uses the Left Storage Recess
The split assembly sits in the left cargo-side recess.

Knob and Temperature Display
The rotary control selects temperature and three modes. The listed minimum setting is -6°C / 21°F; actual cooling depends on ambient temperature, contents and power availability.

Accessible Storage Compartment
The lower compartment opens for loading drinks and snacks.
Compatibility
| Model | Years / Version | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Model Y (5-seater) | Gen.3 2020 onward option | TSL2332. Does not fit Berlin-built models. |
Fits five-seat configurations only.
Specifications
| Product Type | Gen.3 compressor trunk refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | Model Y 5-seater, 2020 onward option; does not fit Berlin-built models |
| Position / Location | Left-side trunk storage compartment |
| Material | ABS housing |
| Capacity | 16 L / approximately 4.23 US gal |
| Input | Vehicle left-rear low-voltage accessory socket |
| Control Method | Rotary knob and digital display; three operating modes |
| Operating Temperature | Listed minimum setting: -6°C / 21°F; actual temperature depends on conditions |
| Installation Type | Split upper/lower unit with locking clip and quick-release connection |
| Shipping Weight | 7 kg / 15.43 lb; not the installed unit weight |
What's in the Box
- 1×Gen.3 rear trunk refrigerator assembly
Installation
- Place the lower section into the left trunk recess without forcing it against trim. Keep airflow paths and the power cable unobstructed.
- Connect the power plug to the compatible accessory outlet, then position the upper cooling unit and secure its locking clip.
- Lock the upper and lower sections together with the quick-release connection.
Good to Know
Caution
- Does not fit Berlin-built vehicles. Five-seat configuration only.
- Connects to the low-voltage outlet, not the high-voltage system.
- Tesla recommends against non-Tesla accessories in the low-voltage socket. Disconnect immediately if alerts, unusual behavior, connector heat or overheating occur.
- Accessory power can stop when the vehicle sleeps or enters a low-power state.
Care
- Clean the compartment with the unit switched off and disconnected; keep moisture out of electrical connectors and cooling components.
- The display reading is not a measured food-storage temperature.
FAQ
Which generation is supplied?
The available TSL2332 option is Gen.3, with 16 L capacity and a rotary knob.
Will it fit a Berlin-built Model Y?
No. Berlin-built models are explicitly excluded. It is a five-seat Model Y option.
How does it receive power?
It connects to the left rear low-voltage accessory socket.
Will it keep running while the vehicle is parked?
That depends on vehicle software, accessory-power settings, charge state and operating mode. No fixed parked runtime or battery-range impact is promised.
What is the minimum temperature setting?
The listed minimum setting is -6°C / 21°F. Actual compartment temperature depends on conditions and power availability.


















