Tesla Inventory Helper

Highlights Tesla inventory cars matching configurable VIN rules.

As of June 2026, Tesla Inventory Helper has 92 users in the Shopping category.

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Version
1.0.4
Manifest V3
90-day change · In the last 90 days this extension 2 version updates, changed permissions.

History

6 snapshots

Tracking since May 9, 2026.

95.27248.8May 9, 2026Jun 7, 2026
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DateUsersRatingReviewsVersion
May 9, 20261.0.1
May 13, 20261.0.1
May 19, 2026521.0.1
May 25, 2026871.0.3
Jun 1, 2026791.0.4
Jun 7, 2026881.0.4
Now921.0.4

Changelog

  • May 19, 2026
    description
    🔋 Find the HW4 Tesla you actually want, faster.
    
    Three-year leases from 2023 are ending now, and a large wave of pre-owned Model Ys is entering Tesla's used inventory through 2026. For buyers who want a Hardware 4 car — the only path to future Full Self-Driving upgrades — the catch is that HW4 status isn't shown anywhere in the listing. It's encoded in the VIN: build plant, year code, and production sequence number. Scrolling dozens of listings and reading every VIN by hand gets old fast.
    
    Tesla Inventory Helper highlights cars whose VINs match rules you define, so the matches glow on the page as you scroll. No more cross-referencing spreadsheets — the right cars light up.
    
    ✨ What it does
    
    Adds an animated amber glow around any car on tesla.com/inventory/... whose VIN matches one of your rules.
    Shows the matching rule's name as a small pill above the card, so you know why it was flagged.
    Works on individual order pages too (tesla.com/<model>/order/<VIN>) — the vehicle summary glows when the VIN matches.
    Re-evaluates automatically when you change filters, sort order, or the page re-renders.
    
    🛠️ Configurable VIN rules
    
    Click the toolbar icon to open the popup. Rules are written as a small JSON list — each rule has a name and one or more conditions that must all match. Multiple rules are evaluated top-to-bottom; the first match wins. Two condition types cover the common cases:
    
    Character comparison — pick any position or substring in the VIN and compare it against a value with ==, !=, <, <=, >, or >=.
    Numeric comparison — parse a trailing range of VIN digits as an integer and compare it against a number with the same operators.
    Sensible default rules ship with the extension to flag the typical HW4 patterns out of the box. Edit them, add your own, or restore defaults from the popup any time.
    
    🔒 Privacy
    
    No analytics, no remote servers, no data leaves your browser. Rules are stored in Chrome sync storage so they roam with your Chrome profile. The extension only requests permission for tesla.com/inventory/* and tesla.com/*/order/* URLs.
    
    ⚠️ Disclaimer
    
    This is an independent third-party tool. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tesla, Inc. "Tesla" is used here only to identify the website this extension works with.
    🔋 Find the HW4 Tesla you actually want, faster.
    
    A wave of pre-owned Teslas is entering the used market as 2023 leases come back through 2026. If you're shopping specifically for a Hardware 4 car — the only path to future Full Self-Driving upgrades — there's a problem: HW4 isn't labeled anywhere. You have to read the VIN. On every listing. Manually.
    
    Tesla Inventory Helper does the reading for you, wherever you shop.
    
    ✨ On Tesla.com
    
    A soft amber glow lights up the cars that match what you're looking for as you scroll, so the right listings find you instead of the other way around. Works on Tesla's used inventory and order pages, in any country. Comes pre-configured to flag HW4 cars, and you can tune it from the toolbar popup any time.
    
    🚗 On popular third-party car-listing sites
    
    When you land on a Tesla listing on a supported third-party site, a small dark panel appears in the top-right corner showing what the VIN actually means:
    
    What it is — Model S, 3, X, or Y
    What year it really is — verified against the VIN, not just what the seller wrote
    Where it was built
    Roughly where it sits in the production run
    Whether it's likely HW3 or HW4
    
    No more wondering whether a "2024 Model Y" is really a 2024, or whether a used listing is the HW4 you've been hunting.
    
    🔒 Private by design
    
    Everything runs locally in your browser. No analytics, no servers, no tracking. The extension only reads pages on Tesla.com and a small set of car-listing sites — Chrome will show you the exact list when you install.
    
    ⚠️ Disclaimer
    
    Independent third-party tool. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tesla, Inc. "Tesla" is used only to identify the VINs the extension recognizes.
  • May 19, 2026
    host_permissions
    https://www.tesla.com/inventory/*, https://www.tesla.com/*/order/*
    https://www.tesla.com/inventory/*, https://www.tesla.com/*/inventory/*, https://www.tesla.com/*/order/*

Permissions & access

Permissions
storage
Host access
https://www.tesla.com/inventory/*, https://www.tesla.com/*/inventory/*, https://www.tesla.com/*/order/*

Screenshots

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About

🔋 Find the HW4 Tesla you actually want, faster.

A wave of pre-owned Teslas is entering the used market as 2023 leases come back through 2026. If you're shopping specifically for a Hardware 4 car — the only path to future Full Self-Driving upgrades — there's a problem: HW4 isn't labeled anywhere. You have to read the VIN. On every listing. Manually.

Tesla Inventory Helper does the reading for you, wherever you shop.

✨ On Tesla.com

A soft amber glow lights up the cars that match what you're looking for as you scroll, so the right listings find you instead of the other way around. Works on Tesla's used inventory and order pages, in any country. Comes pre-configured to flag HW4 cars, and you can tune it from the toolbar popup any time.

🚗 On popular third-party car-listing sites

When you land on a Tesla listing on a supported third-party site, a small dark panel appears in the top-right corner showing what the VIN actually means:

What it is — Model S, 3, X, or Y
What year it really is — verified against the VIN, not just what the seller wrote
Where it was built
Roughly where it sits in the production run
Whether it's likely HW3 or HW4

No more wondering whether a "2024 Model Y" is really a 2024, or whether a used listing is the HW4 you've been hunting.

🔒 Private by design

Everything runs locally in your browser. No analytics, no servers, no tracking. The extension only reads pages on Tesla.com and a small set of car-listing sites — Chrome will show you the exact list when you install.

⚠️ Disclaimer

Independent third-party tool. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tesla, Inc. "Tesla" is used only to identify the VINs the extension recognizes.

Technical

Version
1.0.4
Manifest
V3
Size
30.11KiB
Min Chrome
88
Languages
1
Featured
No

Metadata

ID
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Developer ID
u04a209f46874950198695c90a736df4e
Developer Email
[email protected]
Created
May 8, 2026
Last Updated (Store)
May 21, 2026
Last Scraped
Jun 7, 2026
Website
Support URL
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Data sourced from the Chrome Web Store · last verified Jun 7, 2026.