Tesla Owners Adding This Wireless CarPlay HUD

[Tesstudio]

A bunch of owners across Model 3/Y (including Highland/Juniper), Cybertruck, and even S/X have been installing this 10.88-inch vent-mounted HUD. It adds wireless CarPlay seamlessly, expands the viewing area with a sharp 1920x532 screen, and even lets you cast videos or shows straight to it without needing the phone connected. Adjustable in pretty much every direction so it fits different driver heights, and there are a few UI themes – one that matches the factory look really well.


Install seems straightforward from the videos, no cutting wires, fully removable, and doesn’t touch anything that would mess with warranty or original controls. Owners mention it’s nice for navigation that feels more traditional, extra entertainment on longer drives, or just having key info higher up without glancing down as much.




Worth a look if CarPlay or a bigger dashboard view has been on the upgrade list:

https://www.tesstudio.com/products/...h-upgroud-tes-f10c-dashboard-heads-up-display

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[Griswold]

I'd wait to see how this pans out:
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[TeslaKen]

I wish the fit was adjustable, see 10:47 when he wedges it under the dash it pushes up on the dash because it is simply a wedge fit and not all dashes fit quite the same. It would be nice instead if it had an adjustable mechanism so you could dial in how much pressure fit you wanted to limit warpage of the dash. Just my 2 cents. Of course this whole thing won't work if you have another item like a video rear view mirror plugged into the same power tap.

 

[TeslaKen]

A bunch of owners across Model 3/Y (including Highland/Juniper), Cybertruck, and even S/X have been installing this 10.88-inch vent-mounted HUD. It adds wireless CarPlay seamlessly, expands the viewing area with a sharp 1920x532 screen, and even lets you cast videos or shows straight to it without needing the phone connected. Adjustable in pretty much every direction so it fits different driver heights, and there are a few UI themes – one that matches the factory look really well.


Install seems straightforward from the videos, no cutting wires, fully removable, and doesn’t touch anything that would mess with warranty or original controls. Owners mention it’s nice for navigation that feels more traditional, extra entertainment on longer drives, or just having key info higher up without glancing down as much.




Worth a look if CarPlay or a bigger dashboard view has been on the upgrade list:

https://www.tesstudio.com/products/...h-upgroud-tes-f10c-dashboard-heads-up-display

There needs to be some explanation here. This video shows the following 3 items in operation at the same time:
1 - video rear video mirror
2 - 10.88 screen
3 - LED dash light strip with turn signal integration

AFAIK it is not possible to run all 3 of these items from the same power tap, so where is each item tapped into? Can we get the owner on here to explain?

 

[Tesstudio]

I wish the fit was adjustable, see 10:47 when he wedges it under the dash it pushes up on the dash because it is simply a wedge fit and not all dashes fit quite the same. It would be nice instead if it had an adjustable mechanism so you could dial in how much pressure fit you wanted to limit warpage of the dash. Just my 2 cents. Of course this whole thing won't work if you have another item like a video rear view mirror plugged into the same power tap.

Thank you for your suggestion.

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