
Two factory ports in, four ports out.
Drops into the center console card-slot area and taps straight into your Model 3 or Model Y's two built-in Type-C ports — no new wiring, no drilling.
4 ports, up to 60W combined.
Type-C QC3.0 (max 18W), USB-A 2.4A, Type-C 3A, and Type-C PD (max 27W) share a combined maximum output of 60W, per the manufacturer's port specifications — enough to keep phones, a tablet, or a second passenger's device charging at the same time.
Two cables that stretch, then disappear.
Both built-in Type-C cables telescope out to roughly 2.6 ft (80cm) so a phone can reach the cupholders or the back seat, then retract flush into the housing when you're done — no more loose cables sliding around the console.
Built for the card-slot area, not wedged in.
Sized to sit in the console's card-slot storage area on 2021–2023 Model 3 and Model Y, so it sits flush instead of floating loose in the tray below.
Room for the whole car.
With 4 ports and cables long enough to reach the back row, front and rear passengers can charge at the same time instead of taking turns on a single port.
Trade the tangle for one clean strip
If your console currently looks like a drawer of loose cables and adapters, this hub consolidates it into one fitted strip with the cables built in.
Install In A Few Minutes
| Compatibility | Tesla Model 3 (2021–2023) and Model Y (2021–2023) |
|---|---|
| Ports | Type-C QC3.0 (5V/2A, 9V/2A, max 18W), USB-A (5V/2.4A), Type-C (5V/3A), Type-C PD (5V/2A, 9V/3A, max 27W) |
| Combined output | Max 60W, per manufacturer port specifications |
| Cables | 2 built-in retractable Type-C cables, extend up to approx. 2.6 ft (80cm) |
| Connection | Plugs into the vehicle's 2 factory Type-C ports — no drilling or adhesive |
| Protection | Independent smart chip with overload protection |
| In the box | 1x 4-in-1 USB hub, 1x packaging box, 1x instructions |
Common Questions
Will this fit my Tesla Model 3 or Model Y?
This hub is designed for the 2021–2023 Model 3 and 2021–2023 Model Y center console card-slot area. It is not compatible with Model 3 Highland (2024+), Model Y Juniper (2025.03+), Model S, or Model X. If you have one of those newer models, check out our USB-C Retractable Hub, which is built for that console instead.
How does it connect — do I need to run new wiring?
No new wiring. It plugs directly into the two factory Type-C ports already in your console and sits into the card-slot area.
How much power does it actually put out?
The hub has 4 ports — Type-C QC3.0 (max 18W), USB-A 2.4A, Type-C 3A, and Type-C PD (max 27W) — with a combined maximum output of 60W per the manufacturer's specifications. Actual charging speed depends on your device and cable.
Do the cables really retract?
Yes. Both built-in Type-C cables telescope out to roughly 2.6 ft (80cm) and retract back into the housing when not in use, so they don't sit loose in the console.
Can back seat passengers use it too?
The cable length is designed to reach toward the back row, so with 4 ports total, front and rear passengers can charge devices at the same time.
Does installation require tools or adhesive?
No. It's plug-and-play — position it in the console's card-slot area, connect the two Type-C connectors to your car's factory ports, and it's ready to use.
What's your return policy?
Every order is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. If it's not a perfect fit, we'll make it right.