Grundig Electric Power Frunk for Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S & Model X | Auto Open & Close

I. Product Overview Tesla's own owner's manual tells you to close the frunk with both hands, and warns that pressing with one hand can dent the hood. The Grundig Power Frunk Kit removes that ritual: one press opens the hood, another press closes and latches it, and your hands stay free the whole time. The kit replaces the factory hood struts with powered ones and takes power from the factory harness. It operates through the controls already in your car, so there is no extra remote to carry and nothing new to learn. The original latch and emergency release keep working, and the factory struts come off unchanged. II. Key Features Powered Open and Close. One press releases the latch and lifts the hood; press again and it lowers and latches. Nothing to lift, nothing to push shut, no fingerprints on the panel. Three Ways to Control It. Touchscreen, Tesla app, or key fob — no extra remote, no second app, nothing new to learn. Anti-Pinch: It Stops on Resistance. If the hood meets resistance while closing, the control unit stops the motor instead of forcing the closure to continue. Clear whatever is in the way, then close the hood again. Quiet and Built for Daily Use. The drive motor runs quietly, and the nitrogen-charged steel struts use a double oil seal for repeated daily cycles, cold mornings, rain and wash water. Non-Destructive Install. The struts bolt into the factory mounting points and the kit plugs into the factory harness — no cutting, no splicing. The hood and latch are not modified, so the factory struts can go back on. III. Compatibility Vehicle Model year Model 3 2017–2020 Model 3 2021–2023 Model 3 Highland (2024+) 2024 and newer Model Y 2020–2024 Model Y Juniper (2025+) 2025 and newer Model S 2016–2020 Model S 2021 and newer Model X 2016–2020 Model X 2021 and newer Please select the version that matches your model and model year — each generation uses a different kit, and the versions are not interchangeable. If your vehicle isn't listed above, contact us before purchase. IV. Specifications Brand Grundig Product Power Frunk Kit Location Front trunk (frunk) lid — replaces the factory hood struts Strut 330 mm (13 in) installed length · 100 mm (3.9 in) stroke · nitrogen charged Control Touchscreen · Tesla app · key fob Power source Factory wiring harness — plug-in, no cutting or splicing Installation Professional installation recommended · non-destructive install Compatibility Model 3 · Model Y · Model S · Model X — nine versions, see the compatibility table Package dimensions 52 × 37 × 11 cm (21 × 15 × 5 in) V. Installation Professional installation is recommended. The kit installs without cutting or modifying the hood: the struts bolt into the factory mounting points, power comes from the factory harness, and the original latch and emergency release stay in service. Your installer can work from the printed guide and the step-by-step video included with every order. 1. Park and power down. Leave the hood in its normal closed position and turn the vehicle off. 2. Swap the factory struts for the powered ones, then connect the control unit to the factory harness and route the wiring as shown in the guide. 3. Test every control: open and close from the touchscreen, the Tesla app and the key fob, and confirm the hood stops instead of forcing the close when something is in the way. Then check that the hood latches fully — lift the front edge to make sure there is no movement. Once it's installed, close the hood with the powered button rather than by hand, and keep the factory struts in case you ever want to return the car to stock. VI. Frequently Asked Questions Does it void my Tesla warranty? The kit installs without cutting or splicing and plugs into the factory harness, so it doesn't affect your Tesla warranty. Keep the factory struts so the car can go back to stock. Does the hood drop or close on its own? The kit replaces both factory struts with powered ones sized to hold the hood, so the hood stays open while you load and latches fully when you close it. Do I need a key fob to use it? No. You can open and close the frunk from the touchscreen or the Tesla app. If you have a key fob, you can double-press the frunk button on it as well. What happens if something is in the way? The control unit detects resistance and stops the hood instead of forcing it down. Remove whatever is in the way, then close the hood again. Can I still open the frunk if the battery is dead? Yes. The kit includes a manual emergency release cable, positioned as shown in the install guide, so the frunk can be opened without power. Should I close the hood by hand after installing the kit? No — use the powered button. Tesla's own manual warns against closing a powered frunk by hand, and forcing the panel can damage it. Can I put the factory parts back on? Yes. The hood and latch are not modified, and the powered struts mount at the factory points. Keep the original struts and they can be reinstalled. Which version do I need? Match your model and model year in the compatibility table above. Each generation uses a different kit and the nine versions are not interchangeable. VII. Important Notes Close the hood with the powered button, not by hand. Before driving, confirm the hood is fully latched by lifting the front edge to check for movement. Select the version that matches your model and model year — the nine versions are not interchangeable. If the hood stops before it's closed, clear the obstruction before trying again. If the hood ever feels loose, drops on its own or moves unexpectedly, stop using the kit and contact customer support.