4 PCS Cabin Air Filter HEPA Compatible With Tesla Model Y Air Intake Filter Replacement with Activated Carbon

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Gently unclip and lift the underhood apron panel to reveal the filter housing underneath.

Using a screwdriver, unscrew the retaining screws securing the filter housing cover in place.

Lift off the cover and carefully pull out your old, worn filters, this is where you'll see just how much they've been blocking.

Place your new HEPA filters into the housing first, making sure they sit flush and aligned with the original mounting points.

Add the new activated carbon filters on top, then reattach the cover and screws your Model Y is ready to breathe cleaner air.

Yes , this kit is engineered specifically for Model Y models from 2020 through 2026, covering both the original "Legacy" body and the newer "Juniper" refresh. If you're not sure which version you have, check your delivery date: vehicles delivered from early 2025 onward are typically Juniper. Either way, the filter housing location and dimensions are the same across both versions, so fitment is not an issue this is a direct OEM-match replacement, not a universal filter forced to fit.

Each filter has a printed arrow on its frame indicating the correct airflow direction this arrow should always point toward the cabin (inward), matching the airflow direction shown in your installation guide. Installing a filter backward won't damage your car, but it will significantly reduce filtration efficiency, so it's worth double-checking before closing the cover. If you're ever unsure, our step-by-step photo guide on this page shows the exact orientation for each of the four filters.

Not at all this is a beginner-friendly job. No special tools or mechanical experience are required, just a basic screwdriver. Most owners complete the full replacement in under 10 minutes, working directly from the frunk. We've broken it down into 6 simple steps with photos above, so you'll know exactly what to expect before you even start.

We recommend replacing the carbon cabin filters roughly every 12 months or 12,000-15,000 miles, and the HEPA filters approximately every 2-3 years, depending on your driving environment. If you regularly drive in high-traffic, dusty, or high-pollen areas, replacing them slightly more often will keep filtration performance at its best. A simple way to check: if you notice reduced airflow or a musty smell from your vents, it's usually time for a change regardless of the calendar.

The activated carbon layer is what handles this specifically  it's designed to adsorb gases and odor-causing molecules (like exhaust fumes, diesel smell, and general road pollution) rather than just trapping solid particles. This is different from the HEPA layer, which focuses on physical particles like dust, pollen, and fine debris. Together, the two layers cover both what you can see (particles) and what you can smell (fumes and odors).

No, these are not washable or reusable filters, and we want to be upfront about that rather than let you damage a filter trying. Washing a HEPA or activated carbon filter breaks down the fine fiber structure and saturates the carbon layer, permanently reducing filtration performance even if it looks clean afterward. These are designed as scheduled replacement parts, not cleanable components which is also why we sell them as a 4-piece kit, so you always have the full set ready when it's time to change them.