Apart from identifying your Tesla by the name that you chose for it, there are no practical reasons for why you should do this. Not naming your car won’t keep it from running, and it will still function the way it always does. The good thing is that naming and renaming your Tesla is free, and it’s probably the easiest way to personalize your vehicle. By far, there are other customizations that you can do, but these can come with a hefty price. For instance, the upcoming Tesla Cybertruck has around three dozen pattern wraps. But opting for one will cost you more than $3,000. Cybertruck three dozen pattern wraps Of course, there are aftermarket accessories that you can buy, such as this Mechcos Car Center Console Cubby Drawer, Hooyeah Metal Car Wheel Tire Valve Stem Caps Suit, Etopmia Non-Slip Performance Foot Pedal Pads, and this AUTAILORS 5-Seat Tesla Model Y Floor Mats. There are exterior and interior accessories for every Tesla model out there, and prices can range from around a few dollars to more than $1,000. Mechcos Car Center Console Cubby Drawer Hooyeah Metal Car Wheel Tire Valve Stem Caps Suit Etopmia Non-Slip Performance Foot Pedal Pads AUTAILORS 5-Seat Tesla Model Y Floor Mats