Tesla Model S Air Filter Replacement – HEPA Activated Carbon Cabin Filter (1PC)
Tesla Model S Air Filter Replacement – HEPA Activated Carbon Cabin Filter (1PC)
Activated Carbon Cabin Air Filter for Tesla Model S
Refresh your Model S cabin filtration system with a generation-specific replacement filter combining electrostatic media, PP filtration and activated carbon. Choose the correct Model S generation to match your vehicle's HVAC configuration and filter dimensions.
🌬 Triple-Layer Filtration
Combines a melt-blown electrostatic layer, PP filter media and activated carbon for layered cabin-air filtration.
🧹 Fine Particle Capture
The supplier rates the filter at 99.97% efficiency for particles 0.3 microns and larger, helping capture fine dust, pollen and other airborne particles.
🌿 Activated Carbon Layer
The activated carbon layer helps adsorb selected odors and gaseous pollutants from traffic exhaust, smoke and the surrounding environment.
🔧 Easy-Access Handle Straps
Corner handle straps make the large filter easier to remove and position during routine cabin-filter replacement.
Designed Around the Model S HVAC System
Generation-Specific Fitment
Model S cabin-filter dimensions and HVAC layouts differ between generations. Separate versions are available for Before 2015, 2016–2020 and 2021–Present vehicles.
Helps Maintain Cabin Filtration
The layered filter media is designed to capture fine airborne debris before it circulates through the interior.
Helps Reduce Unwanted Odors
Activated carbon adds an adsorption layer that helps reduce selected traffic, smoke and environmental odors entering the cabin.
Select Your Model S Generation
| Version | Supplier Fitment |
|---|---|
| Before 2015 | Early Model S HVAC configuration |
| 2016–2020 | Updated Model S HVAC configuration |
| 2021–Present | Latest Model S generation |
⚠️ Select the Correct Generation
Model S cabin-filter dimensions differ between generations. Choose the version that matches your vehicle: Before 2015, 2016–2020 or 2021–Present. Do not select by appearance alone.
Triple-Layer Filter Construction
| Filter Layer | Primary Function |
|---|---|
| Melt-Blown Electrostatic Layer | Helps capture fine airborne particulate matter |
| PP Filter Media | Provides additional particle filtration and filter structure |
| Activated Carbon | Helps adsorb selected odors and gaseous pollutants |
Supplier-Rated Performance
| Attribute | Supplier Specification |
|---|---|
| Filtration Efficiency | 99.97% for particles ≥ 0.3 microns |
| Filter Construction | Melt-Blown Electrostatic + PP + Activated Carbon |
| Listed PM2.5 Filtration Time | Within Approx. 30 Minutes |
| Supplier-Rated Ventilation Rate | 98% |
Vehicle Compatibility
| Vehicle | Compatibility |
|---|---|
| Tesla Model S | Compatible — Select Correct Generation |
| Tesla Model 3 | Not Compatible |
| Tesla Model Y | Not Compatible |
| Tesla Model X | Not Compatible |
Recommended Replacement Interval
| Driving Condition | Supplier Guidance |
|---|---|
| Normal Driving | Approx. 12–18 Months or 10,000–15,000 Miles |
| Dusty / Polluted Conditions | Inspect More Frequently and Replace Earlier if Needed |
Actual service life depends on driving environment, climate, HVAC usage and the condition of the existing filter.
Signs the Filter May Need Replacement
Musty or Unpleasant Odors
Persistent odors while the climate-control system is operating can indicate that the existing filter is dirty or saturated.
Reduced Vent Airflow
A heavily loaded cabin filter can restrict airflow through the HVAC system.
Increased Interior Dust
More visible dust collecting inside the cabin can be a reason to inspect the filter.
Frequent Dust Exposure
Driving regularly in dusty, polluted or construction environments may require more frequent replacement.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Cabin Air Conditioning Filter |
| Filter Construction | Melt-Blown Electrostatic + PP + Activated Carbon |
| Supplier-Rated Efficiency | 99.97% for Particles ≥ 0.3 Microns |
| Supplier-Rated Ventilation | 98% |
| Vehicle | Tesla Model S |
| Generation Options | Before 2015 / 2016–2020 / 2021–Present |
| Quantity | 1 Large Filter |
| Removal Aid | Corner Handle Straps |
Package Includes
1 × Generation-Specific Activated Carbon Cabin Air Filter for Tesla Model S
1 × Installation Instructions
Basic Installation Guide
1. Confirm the Correct Filter Version
Before installation, verify that the filter matches your Model S generation.
2. Locate the Air Intake Cover
Access the Model S air-conditioning air-inlet cover.
3. Remove the Existing Guard Plate
Carefully remove the air-inlet guard plate to expose the existing cabin filter.
4. Remove the Existing Filter
Use the handle straps to carefully pull the old filter from the housing.
5. Install the Replacement Filter
Insert the new filter in the correct orientation and make sure it is fully seated.
6. Reinstall the Cover
Secure the air-inlet guard plate before operating the climate-control system.
⚠️ Installation Notice
The supplier estimates installation at approximately 10–15 minutes. Actual installation time can vary by Model S generation and installer experience. Confirm correct filter orientation and secure the HVAC cover before use.
Quick Answers
Which Model S years are supported?
The supplier offers three separate Model S versions: Before 2015, 2016–2020 and 2021–Present.
Do all Model S years use the same filter?
No. The current listing separates Model S into three generations because the filter dimensions and HVAC configurations differ. Select the correct version for your vehicle.
Does this fit Model 3, Model Y or Model X?
No. This product is specifically designed for Tesla Model S and should not be substituted for filters used in other Tesla models.
What filtration layers are used?
The current supplier specifications list a melt-blown electrostatic layer, PP filter media and activated carbon.
What is the rated filtration efficiency?
The supplier rates the filter at 99.97% efficiency for particles 0.3 microns and larger.
How many filters are included?
One generation-specific large Model S cabin filter is included.
How often should it be replaced?
The supplier recommends approximately every 12–18 months or 10,000–15,000 miles, whichever comes first. Dusty or polluted environments may require more frequent replacement.
How long does installation take?
The supplier estimates approximately 10–15 minutes, although actual installation time can vary by vehicle generation and experience.
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