
Hidden-Port USB-C Hub
Slide the cover shut. The ports disappear.
Most chargers leave a row of ports and cables on show in the middle of a clean Tesla cabin. This hub has a magnetic cover that slides over all four ports when nothing is plugged in.
Crumbs and dust stay out, and the console looks the way it did on delivery day. Slide the cover back with one finger when you need to charge.
Retractable cables
Two cables that put themselves away
Both USB-C cables live inside the hub, so there's nothing coiled in the cupholder or sliding around the console.
- Reach: up to 31.5 in (80 cm), enough for a passenger's lap or the back row.
- Lock: pull until it clicks and the cable stays at that length.
- Flat TPE cable that lies flat instead of twisting into knots.
Four ports
Everyone in the car charges at once
Two retractable USB-C cables plus a USB-A port and a USB-C port mean four devices charging together, front and back.
- Juniper, Highland and YL: one cable puts out up to 65W, enough for a USB-C laptop. The other puts out 30W.
- Model Y 2021–2024 and Model 3 2021–2023: 30W and 27W, fast enough to top up a phone on a short drive.
- USB-A and USB-C ports for earbuds, a watch or a third phone.
Find your fit
Two versions, one for each console
The console changed with the Juniper and Highland refresh, so the hub comes in two shapes. Pick your car above and we'll ship the right one.
Model Y and Model 3
Model Y 2021–2024
Model 3 2021–2023
- Power
- The car's two USB-C ports
- Cable output
- 30W + 27W
Model Y Juniper, Model 3 Highland and Model YL
Model Y Juniper 2025–2027
Model 3 Highland 2024–2027
Model YL 2026–2027
- Power
- The 12V socket
- Cable output
- 65W + 30W
How it works
Pull, charge, tug
The cables lock where you leave them and wind back in on their own.
Pull the cable
Pull it out until you hear a click. It locks at that length.
Plug in
Charge your phone, tablet or laptop from the front or back seat.
Tug to retract
Give the cable a short tug and it winds back into the hub. Slide the cover shut.
Questions
Before you order
Which version do I need?
It depends on your car. The Model Y 2021–2024 and Model 3 2021–2023 version plugs into the two USB-C ports in the console. The Model Y Juniper 2025–2027, Model 3 Highland 2024–2027 and Model YL 2026–2027 version plugs into the 12V socket. Select your car above and we'll ship the matching version. Not sure? Email support@ammotion.store with your model and year.
Is the whole hub hidden?
The ports are. The magnetic cover slides over them when you're not charging, and the cables wind back inside. The hub itself sits in the console and is shaped to match it, so it looks like part of the car.
Can it charge a laptop?
The Juniper, Highland and YL version can. Its main cable puts out up to 65W, which charges laptops that take USB-C power at 65W or less. The version for the 2021–2024 Model Y and 2021–2023 Model 3 tops out at 30W per cable, which suits phones and tablets.
Does it work with iPhone?
Both built-in cables are USB-C, so they plug straight into iPhone 15 and newer. For an older iPhone with a Lightning port, plug your own Lightning cable into the hub's USB-A port.
Do I need tools to install it?
No. The hub sits in the console and plugs into your car's power. Installation takes a few minutes.
Can I return it?
Yes. Every order comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Email support@ammotion.store within 30 days of receiving your order to start a return.
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