Eagle Eye Taillight Upgrade for Model 3/Y
Eagle Eye Taillight Upgrade for Model 3/Y
Eagle Eye LED Taillight Upgrade for Tesla Model 3 & Model Y
Replace the original rear lamp assemblies with a distinctive Eagle Eye LED design featuring a sharper light signature, sequential turn indicators and vehicle-specific red or amber turn-signal configurations based on your Tesla's production plant.
Eagle Eye LED Signature
A sculpted C-shaped inner light guide and horizontal outer light bars replace the stock rear-light appearance with a more distinctive full-width visual signature on each side.
Sequential Turn Signals
Integrated LEDs illuminate progressively during turn-signal operation, creating a dynamic inside-to-outside indication instead of a conventional single-stage flash.
OEM-Style Plug-and-Play
Vehicle-specific mounting points and matching electrical connectors simplify the replacement process without a separate fuse upgrade or improvised wiring modification.
A Complete Rear-Light Style Upgrade
This is not an overlay, tint film or stick-on light. The Eagle Eye system replaces the corresponding rear lamp assemblies for a fully integrated appearance.
Current product information lists running/position illumination, brake lighting, sequential turn signals and reverse-light functionality.
LED light guides create a more clearly defined rear signature at night compared with the standard factory styling.
Current TESKAY specifications list an automotive-grade ABS housing and clear lens with sealed weather-resistant construction for normal exterior use.
Current product imagery shows coordinated body-side outer lamps and trunk/liftgate-side inner lamps so the Eagle Eye pattern continues across both sections.
Production Plant Matters
Fremont / Texas-built vehicles
Red turn signals
Shanghai / Berlin-built vehicles
Amber turn signals
Select the production plant rather than ordering by model year alone.
Eagle Eye Styling with Region-Specific Turn Signals
Current manufacturer selector specifies red turn-signal illumination for US-built Fremont / Texas vehicles.
Current manufacturer configuration uses amber turn signals.
Current manufacturer configuration also uses amber turn-signal illumination.
If your Fremont / Texas-built Tesla has been imported into a region that legally requires amber rear turn signals, confirm the required configuration before ordering rather than automatically selecting the standard red-signal version.
Direct Replacement with OEM-Style Connections
Verify both your model year and manufacturing plant so the lamp geometry and turn-signal color match your vehicle.
Open the trunk / liftgate and remove the necessary interior trim or access panels to reach the original rear-light electrical connectors and mounting hardware.
Disconnect the original lamp connectors and carefully remove the corresponding body-side and trunk-side assemblies.
Align each replacement lamp with the original mounting points and seat the housings carefully against the body.
Connect the supplied OEM-style electrical interfaces according to the vehicle-specific installation guide.
Before reinstalling all trim, verify running lights, brake lights, left/right sequential indicators and reverse-light operation.
The current manufacturer FAQ specifically states that no additional fuse upgrade is required for installation.
The current product selector ends at Model 3 2023.10 and Model Y 2025.03. Highland and Juniper use different rear-light designs and should not be treated as compatible with this kit.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Eagle Eye LED Taillight Upgrade |
| Model 3 Fitment | 2017–2023.10 |
| Model Y Fitment | 2020–2025.03 |
| Model 3 Highland | Not Compatible |
| Model Y Juniper | Not Compatible |
| Fremont / Texas Turn Signal | Red |
| Shanghai Turn Signal | Amber |
| Berlin Turn Signal | Amber |
| Turn Signal Type | Sequential LED |
| Running / Position Light | Supported |
| Brake Light | Supported |
| Reverse Light | Supported |
| Lighting Technology | LED |
| Housing | Automotive-Grade ABS |
| Lens | Clear Exterior Lens |
| Weather Resistance | Sealed Exterior Lamp Construction |
| Published IP Rating | Not Published |
| Installation | Direct OEM-Style Replacement |
| Electrical Connection | Matching OEM-Style Connectors |
| Factory Wire Cutting | Not Required |
| Fuse Upgrade | Not Required |
| Manufacturer Installation Estimate | Generally Within Approx. 1 Hour |
| Published Wattage | Not Published |
| Published Lumen Output | Not Published |
| Package | Vehicle-Specific Eagle Eye Rear Tail-Light Assembly Set + Matching Connection / Installation Components; Exact Hardware Varies by Vehicle Configuration |
Quick Answers
Which exact variant is selected in the supplied URL? +
The supplied URL does not contain a variant ID. Select your exact Model 3 / Model Y version and production plant before ordering.
Which Model 3 years are compatible? +
The current selector lists Tesla Model 3 2017–2023.10.
Which Model Y years are compatible? +
The current product selector lists Model Y 2020–2025.03.
Does it fit Model 3 Highland? +
No. Model 3 Highland uses a different rear-light design and has its own dedicated replacement assemblies.
Does it fit Model Y Juniper? +
No. The current Eagle Eye selector does not include the redesigned Model Y Juniper rear light system.
Why do I need to select the manufacturing plant? +
The turn-signal specification differs by factory. Fremont / Texas versions use red turn signals, while Shanghai / Berlin versions use amber turn signals.
My US-built Tesla is registered in Europe. Which signal color should I choose? +
If local regulations require amber rear turn signals, confirm the amber configuration before ordering even if the vehicle was originally built in Fremont or Texas.
Are the turn signals sequential? +
Yes. Sequential turn signaling is one of the current Eagle Eye product's specifically listed features.
Does the kit include brake and reverse lighting? +
Current TESKAY specifications list running/position light, sequential turn signal, brake light and reverse-light functions.
Is this only an outer taillight replacement? +
Current imagery shows coordinated inner and outer rear lamp sections rather than a single outer-lamp-only accessory.
Does installation require cutting factory wires? +
No. Current manufacturer documentation describes OEM-style connectors and plug-and-play electrical installation.
Do I need to upgrade a fuse? +
No. The current manufacturer FAQ specifically states that a fuse upgrade is not required.
How long does installation take? +
The manufacturer estimates that a typical installation can generally be completed in about one hour, although actual time depends on experience and vehicle configuration.
Is professional installation required? +
Installation is possible for owners with automotive DIY experience, but the manufacturer recommends professional installation if you are not comfortable removing rear trim, lamp assemblies and electrical connectors.
Is a specific IP waterproof rating published? +
No verified IP65 or IP67 number is currently published. The product is described as a sealed, weather-resistant exterior lamp assembly.
Are wattage, lumen output or exact dimensions published? +
No complete verified wattage, lumen-output or overall dimensions are currently published, so this description does not invent those values.