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Tesla Cybertruck Floor Mats and Bed Mat: Which 3W Set Fits Your Truck

The short answer: 3W has three mat listings for the Tesla Cybertruck: a 2023–2025 all-weather listing that also offers a 6 ft bed mat, a 2026–2027 all-weather listing, and a double-layer carpet listing for 2023–2026 that also offers the bed mat. Before you order a bed mat, check your trim and build date: 3W says it fits the 2023–2026 Cyberbeast and trucks built before March 17, 2025, but not 2025–2026 Dual Motor AWD trucks with the ribbed front bed wall. 3W says that note applies only to the bed mat. Tesla's manual adds one rule for any mat: fasten the driver's mat securely and never stack mats.

3W is one of our affiliate partners. This guide compares 3W's three Cybertruck listings, what each set covers and the fit notes to check first. We haven't tested these mats ourselves, so every product claim here is 3W's, as it appears on our product pages. The Tesla facts come from Tesla's Cybertruck owner's manual, linked at the end.

The three 3W listings for the Cybertruck

Listing Years Sets Bed mat
All-weather, 2023–2025 2023–2025 1st & 2nd Row Mats; 1st & 2nd Row + Frunk & Under-Bed Mats; the same with Carpet; Frunk, Under-Bed & Bed Mats; Bed Mat (6 ft) Yes, check the fit note
All-weather, 2026–2027 2026–2027 1st & 2nd Row + Frunk & Under-Bed Mats; the same with Carpet; 1st & 2nd Row Mats Not on this listing
Double-layer carpet 2023–2026 1st & 2nd Row with Carpet + Frunk & Under-Bed Mats; Bed Mat (6 ft) Yes, check the fit note

Check the bed mat fit first

Which 3W Cybertruck listing?Cybertruck2023–2025All-weatherBed mat offeredCybertruck2026–2027All-weatherNo bed mat on this listingCybertruck2023–2026Double-layer carpetBed mat offeredThe 6 ft bed mat, as 3W lists itCyberbeast (Tri-Motor), 2023–2026FitsBuilt before March 17, 2025Flat front bed wall: fitsDual Motor AWD, 2025–2026Ribbed front bed wall: does not fitApplies only to the bed mat, not to the floor mats.Years and fit as 3W lists them · EV Tech Spot · illustration
  • Fits, per 3W: the 2023–2026 Cyberbeast (Tri-Motor), and trucks built before March 17, 2025, which 3W describes as having a flat front bed wall.
  • Doesn't fit, per 3W: 2025–2026 Dual Motor AWD trucks with the ribbed front bed wall.
  • Floor mats aren't affected: 3W says the note applies only to the bed mat, not to the interior floor mats.

Check your trim and build date before you order a set with the bed mat.

What each set covers

  • 1st & 2nd Row Mats: the floor mats for the front and rear seats.
  • 1st & 2nd Row + Frunk & Under-Bed Mats: the front and rear floor mats, plus the frunk mat and the mat for the storage area under the bed floor.
  • 1st & 2nd Row with Carpet + Frunk & Under-Bed Mats: the same set, with a carpet layer on the front and rear floor mats. All three listings offer it.
  • Frunk, Under-Bed & Bed Mats (2023–2025 listing): the frunk mat, the under-bed storage mat and the mat for the truck bed.
  • Bed Mat (6 ft): the bed mat on its own, on the 2023–2025 and double-layer listings.

All-weather or a carpet layer?

All-weather TPE setOne TPE mat on the car’s carpetTPE mat with raised edgesCar carpetDouble-layer carpet setA carpet layer on top of the TPE matCarpet layerTPE baseCar carpetEV Tech Spot · illustration

On the carpet sets, a carpet layer sits on top of the front and rear floor mats, while the waterproof TPE underneath protects the floor, in 3W's words. Driving in rain, snow, mud or sand? A TPE-only set has nothing on top to soak up water. A carpet set suits owners who want carpet underfoot, but read what Tesla's manual says below first.

What 3W says about these mats

  • 3D scanning. 3W says it custom-designs each mat for the truck with 3D scanning, for protection against scratches, stains and wear.
  • Grip. 3W says the anti-slip surface pattern helps keep cargo in place.
  • All weather. 3W says the mats are stain-resistant and waterproof and protect against rain, slush, mud and sand, in hot or cold climates.
  • Material. 3W says the mats are made from Swedish TPE, and names it as its Thorex material on the 2026–2027 and double-layer listings.

What Tesla's manual says about floor mats

The Cleaning page of Tesla's Cybertruck owner's manual has this floor mat section:

  • Fasten the driver's mat. To avoid potential interference with a foot pedal, Tesla says to make sure the driver's floor mat is securely fastened.
  • Never stack mats. Tesla says never to place an additional floor mat on top of the driver's mat, and that floor mats should rest on the vehicle's carpeting, not on another floor mat or other covering. Take any other mat out first.
  • Look after them. Tesla asks you to clean floor mats regularly, check that they are properly attached, replace them if they become excessively worn, and avoid over-wetting the carpets.
Carpet sets: Tesla's warning doesn't mention two-layer mats. 3W's carpet sets put a carpet layer on 3W's own TPE mat, so after fitting one, check that the driver's mat sits flat, is fastened and stays clear of the pedals. To follow Tesla's wording to the letter, a TPE-only set puts a single mat on the driver's floor.

Tesla's manual also says, for trucks that have floor mats, to use genuine Tesla floor mats to extend the life of the carpet. 3W is a separate company, not Tesla, so the fitting rules above apply whichever mats you choose.

The 3W warranty

All three Cybertruck listings carry the same warranty: 3W says its floor mats carry a lifetime warranty against defects in material and workmanship under normal use, for as long as the original buyer owns the vehicle they were first installed in. It is not transferable and does not cover normal wear, accidents or misuse. The full terms are on 3W's warranty page.

How we work with 3W

We don't sell or ship these mats: the button on each 3W product page takes you to 3W's official store, where you order and pay, and warranty questions and returns go to 3W. Product claims on our pages are 3W's, and facts about the vehicle come from Tesla's manuals. When you buy through that button, we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you.

Frequently asked questions

Will the 3W bed mat fit my Cybertruck?

3W says the 6 ft bed mat fits the 2023–2026 Cyberbeast (Tri-Motor) and trucks built before March 17, 2025, with the flat front bed wall. It doesn't fit 2025–2026 Dual Motor AWD trucks with the ribbed front bed wall. Check your trim and build date first.

Does the bed mat note affect the floor mats?

No. 3W says the note applies only to the bed mat, not to the interior floor mats.

Which listing is for a 2026 Cybertruck?

For the floor, frunk and under-bed mats, the 2026–2027 all-weather listing. The double-layer carpet listing covers 2023–2026. For the bed mat, see 3W's fit note above.

Can I put 3W mats on top of my Cybertruck's original mats?

No. Tesla's manual says floor mats should rest on the vehicle's carpeting, not on another floor mat, and never to place an additional mat on top of the driver's mat. Take the original mats out first.

Next steps

See all three listings on our 3W Cybertruck page or browse all 3W floor mats for Tesla. For the other models, read our 3W floor mats guide, the Model Y Juniper guide and the Model 3 Highland guide. For more on the truck, see our Cybertruck accessories guide.

Sources

The Tesla facts in this guide come from this page of Tesla's owner's manual:

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