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- 【Tailored for Model Y Juniper 2026】 Specifically custom-fitted for the New Model Y Juniper (2026). The precision-molded structure and customized 12V cable length ensure a perfect connection to the cigarette lighter without any messy excess wiring. It provides a secure, rattle-free fit that integrates perfectly into the Juniper's updated interior aesthetics.
- 【9mm Ultra-Slim & Stealth Integration】 Featuring an industry-leading 9mm precision-engineered frame, this hub offers a seamless "factory-installed" look. Unlike bulky alternatives that cause lid jams or friction, TEMAI’s ultra-low profile ensures your center console sliding lid opens and closes with absolute smoothness, even while charging.
- 【Surface-Access PD: Charge Without Opening】 Experience ultimate convenience with our unique top-surface Type-C port. This innovative design allows you to plug in and fast-charge (30W PD) your devices or power a phone mount without ever sliding open the console lid. Keep your interior clutter-free and your valuables hidden while powering your essentials.
- 【100W GaN Power & Dual Retractable Cables】 Equipped with 2nd-gen GaN technology, delivering a massive 100W total output. Includes dual reinforced 80cm retractable cables (C1+C2); the C1 port provides up to 60W PD, powerful enough to fast-charge a MacBook Pro or Laptop directly in your cabin. Operates 15°C cooler than standard hubs for maximum safety.
- 【Smart Sync Light & Rock-Solid Connection】 Our intelligent LED syncs with Tesla’s original logic: it illuminates when the lid opens and automatically shuts off when closed to prevent battery drain. Combined with a custom "Recessed Groove" 12V plug, it ensures a stable, non-stop connection even on the most rugged and bumpy roads.
| Specification name | Specification Value |
|---|---|
| Color pattern | Black |
| Item condition | New |
| Manufacturer type | Third-party |
| Power source | Vehicle electrical system |
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