Trying to find something in the trunk of your Model 3 at night is difficult at best. The LED lighting is just too dim to really illuminate the trunk completely. I toyed with the idea of replacing the trunk LED with a higher wattage LED, but I came upon a solution that cost me $13 and took me 10 seconds to install.
Home Depot (and probably other places as well) sells a surface mount, AA battery-powered, motion-detecting, stick-on light called "OverLight". (Stock Number 1003-253-126). There was a perfectly flat spot to mount it, facing downward, on the trunk shelf of my 2020 Model 3.
It provides great pure-white LED lighting to all corners of the trunk. It is light-sensing, so it doesn't come on in the day and the motion detector built into the light turns it on quickly after opening the trunk lid at night, keeps the light on while it senses motion, and then shuts the light off in 2-3 minutes after the motion stops.
I'd recommend this to anyone, and it seems to make so much more sense than changing the LEDs in the trunk.
Home Depot (and probably other places as well) sells a surface mount, AA battery-powered, motion-detecting, stick-on light called "OverLight". (Stock Number 1003-253-126). There was a perfectly flat spot to mount it, facing downward, on the trunk shelf of my 2020 Model 3.
It provides great pure-white LED lighting to all corners of the trunk. It is light-sensing, so it doesn't come on in the day and the motion detector built into the light turns it on quickly after opening the trunk lid at night, keeps the light on while it senses motion, and then shuts the light off in 2-3 minutes after the motion stops.
I'd recommend this to anyone, and it seems to make so much more sense than changing the LEDs in the trunk.