Tesla Model S & Model X Floor Mats 2026 | TuxMat®

Model S fitment is simple, and Model X fitment is not. One TuxMat® set covers the 2021 and newer Model S. The Model X splits by seating layout, with separate 3D laser scans for the 6-Seat and the 7-Seat, because captain's chairs and a bench produce different second-row floors. Pick your vehicle and layout on the product page and you land on the correct set.

Both vehicles put a premium interior over a flat, battery-under-the-floor cabin. That layout gives you more usable footwell space than a comparable gas vehicle, and it also means a mat shaped around a traditional footwell will not sit right. The contours are simply different, and a mat that approximates them looks like an afterthought in a cabin this minimal.

Which Tesla set fits your vehicle?

Three sets cover the Model S and Model X. The Model S has no seating split. The Model X does, and it is the thing to confirm before you order.

Tesla Model S: one set, 2021 and newer

The Model S is the straightforward one. The Tesla Model S set covers 2021 and newer vehicles across the first and second rows, with no seating split to worry about. Select your model year on the page and the fitment is confirmed.

What matters on a Model S is the flat floor. Because the battery pack sits beneath the cabin, there is no driveline tunnel running down the center, so the front footwell is broad and open. That is good for foot room and bad for conventional mats, which are shaped around a tunnel that is not there. The set is scanned to the actual floor, so it follows the flat front footwell rather than bridging over it.

Tesla Model X: 6-Seat or 7-Seat?

This is where wrong orders happen. The Model X is offered with second-row captain's chairs or a second-row bench, and the two produce different floors, so the sets are scanned separately.

The Model X 6-Seater set is built for captain's chairs, where the gap between the two second-row seats changes the center floor area. The Model X 7-Seater set is built for the bench. Both cover all three rows.

Count your second row and you have your answer. Two separate seats with a walkway between them is the 6-Seat. A three-across bench is the 7-Seat. The product page confirms the fit and flags any restriction for your model year, which is why it is the source of truth rather than a generic chart.

One more thing worth checking on the Model X: cargo coverage carries its own year restrictions separate from the floor mats, so if you are adding trunk protection, read that fitment note rather than assuming it matches your mat set.

Why coverage matters in a Tesla interior

Tesla cabins are minimal, which cuts both ways. There is less trim to hide behind, so exposed carpet at the sills and around the seat rails is more visible than it would be in a busier interior. That is also where you scuff in and out, so it is where wear shows up first.

TuxMat® delivers up to 2.5x more coverage than OEM floor mats¹, reaching out toward the door sills so the mat protects the part of the floor you actually use. Owners give that coverage a 4.8★ rating across 5,000+ Google Ratings, and Car and Driver came to the same conclusion in testing: "Hands down, these floor mats offered the most comprehensive interior coverage of any floor mats we tested."

TriForce™ Construction, Color-Matched to the Cabin

Both Tesla sets use TuxMat® TriForce™ construction. The top is a water-resistant PVC vinyl with a leather-textured finish, color-matched to look like part of the interior rather than an accessory sitting on top of it, and it wipes clean with a cloth. The middle is the 6mm EVA foam that builds the sidewalls and holds spills in the footwell. The base is an anti-skid cloth that grips the carpet, and the set locks into your vehicle's factory anchor points, so it snaps in and stays put.

That vinyl is water-resistant rather than sealed shut, and it is specified to protect against salt, slush, and spills and block debris at the source, while still looking the part in a premium cabin.

How to confirm the right Tesla set

Work through it in order. First the vehicle, Model S or Model X. Then the seating layout if you are in a Model X. Then your model year on the page, which confirms the fit and flags any restriction before you order. You can see the rest of what we build at the full TuxMat® collection.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Model S set fit every year?

It covers 2021 and newer vehicles. Select your model year on the product page and the fit is confirmed for that year.

How do I know if my Model X is a 6-Seat or 7-Seat?

Look at the second row. Two separate captain's chairs with a walkway between them is the 6-Seat. A three-across bench is the 7-Seat.

Will the Model X sets fit all three rows?

Yes. Both the 6-Seater and 7-Seater sets include coverage for the first, second, and third rows.

Do these look right in a Tesla interior?

Yes. The top layer is color-matched with a leather-textured finish, so it reads as part of the cabin rather than an add-on.

Is there a warranty?

Yes. Every set carries our Limited Lifetime Warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, plus a 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee if the fit is not right.

A clean floor is part of what makes these interiors work. Match your vehicle, confirm your seating layout, and start at the TuxMat® lineup.

¹ Surface area comparison to 2025 Tesla Model Y OEM floor mats.