Grundig Zebra-Style LED Rear Light Bar for Tesla Model Y – Brake & Turn Signal

I. Product Overview A Model Y's tail lights are compact, and in dense traffic — at night or in the rain — a brake input is easy to miss. The Grundig Zebra-Style LED Rear Light Bar adds a second, wider band of light across the rear: a zebra-pattern LED bar that fires with the brake lights, runs amber with the turn signals and hazards, and stays dark the rest of the time. It connects to the factory plug, so nothing is cut, spliced, or permanently changed on the car. The ABS + PC housing is sealed for weather, and an onboard MCU chip keeps the bar in step with the signals the car is already sending. II. Key Features Zebra LED Pattern. Alternating lit and dark LED segments give the rear of the car a look the factory tail lights don't have. Brighter, Easier to See. High-output LED beads throw a wider band of red than the factory brake lamps alone, so a brake input is easier to notice in traffic. Syncs with the Car. Turn signals and hazards run amber; brakes and headlights-on run red. The bar follows the factory signals on its own — nothing to switch on. Plugs In, Nothing Cut. Mates with the factory connector — no wire cutting, no splicing, and nothing on the car is permanently changed. III. Compatibility Select the variant that matches your model and model year. Model Model year Model Y 2020-2024 Model Y Juniper (2025+) is not supported. If your vehicle is not listed above, contact us before purchase. IV. Specifications Brand Grundig Product Zebra-Style LED Rear Light Bar Position Rear Housing Material ABS + PC Light Source High-output LED beads Control MCU chip Turn Signal / Hazard Amber Brake / Headlights On Red Water Protection Sealed housing · weather resistant Installation Plug-in to factory connector · no wire cutting · non-destructive Package Dimensions 43 × 9 × 5 cm (16.9 × 3.5 × 2 in) Package Weight 1.15 kg (2.5 lb) V. Important Notes Professional installation is recommended. The bar plugs into the factory connector, so no wiring modifications are needed. After installation, test every mode: left and right turn signals, hazard flashers, brake lights, and headlights on. Keep the lens clean. Road film, salt, and mud reduce how much light the bar throws. Rules about additional rear lighting vary by state and country. Check your local requirements before installing.