Tesla Model Y & Model 3 Roof Shade Fitment Guide

A vehicle-specific sunshade project starts with the vehicle configuration, not a generic size label. Record the make, model, model year, body style, roof or window opening, and the product style you want reviewed.

Use the vehicle maker's current owner documentation and product pages to confirm the vehicle configuration. Tesla's Model Y Owner's Manual and Model Y product page are reference sources for Tesla vehicle information; they are not a specification for a Saisi product.

Tesla's published accessory pages show why a generic label is insufficient: the Model 3 listing separates front and rear roof panels, while Tesla's Model Y listing describes one glass-roof panel and a separate rear-liftgate shade. Those are Tesla accessory descriptions, not Saisi specifications.

Tesla also separates Model Y fitment by production period, market, and body variant. Its China listings distinguish 2020 through January 2025 from February 2025 onward, while a separate Model Y L listing exists. Confirm those details before sampling.

A retractable request needs a separate review. Tesla's China listing describes a manual roller installed by a Tesla Service Center; that reference does not establish a powered Saisi design.

Send clear interior and exterior photos, a simple measurement set or scan if available, and the intended use. Note whether the design must fold, roll, attach to a track, cover a windshield, or fit a panoramic roof.

Saisi manufactures and customizes automotive sunshades. The stated MOQ is 100 pieces for each style. Material, logo, packaging, and final fit are reviewed with the buyer before a quotation.

A Tesla original accessory or manual can help identify the vehicle and its factory configuration. It does not establish Saisi's dimensions, materials, certification, warranty, or relationship with Tesla. Confirm those items directly in the quotation and approval sample.