From the very first moment you drive a Tesla in the United States, what captivates you might be the instant acceleration, the smart driver assistance features or the minimalist cabin centered around a large central screen. But after a few scorching summers, several days of parking outdoors and a few years of daily use, you will start to notice a very ordinary but very annoying problem: a cabin that feels like an oven, interior materials aging fast and a central screen that constantly has to endure heat and direct sunlight. That is when the phrase Tesla car cover starts to have a much more practical meaning than just another accessory that looks nice. Behind that seemingly simple cover is an entire story about UV, heat, interior lifespan,...