If you miss having an instrument cluster behind the steering wheel, there are a number of add-ons that look professional and show select information. All units connect to the diagnostic port. Most of these are available for both the Model 3 and Model Y, but check to confirm that it works for your model and year, as some diagnostic connectors have changed over the years. (Dec-2025 update)
Hannson F88
This 8″ display mounts on the dashboard and offers a lot of visual content. View the speed, power, drive states, time, temperature, and more.
Display F88
ThinGo
Offers an Instrument Cluster that attaches to the steering column. View speed, State of Charge, Drive state, and other data.
MSX-Pro
This display offers a display that doesn’t interfere with the ribbon airflow. View the State of Charge, Drive state, tire pressures, and more. Supports Android Auto and Apple Carplay.
Mini Dash Display
This inserts into the vent and is one of the least intrusive of the displays available. It is also the lowest-cost option. It shows the speed, state of charge (when not driving), turn signals, and the current drive state.
MicroDisplay
These include small displays that fit into the vent. You can combine display options to show numbers or a bar graph and select what information will appear. One CANserver module is required along with the displays you choose.
