DreamCase Turns Tesla Model S Into a Mobile Bedroom
Slovenian firm DreamCase has developed a folding memory foam mattress designed to fit the Tesla Model S, offering owners a quick and comfortable camping solution.
DreamCase, a company based in Slovenia, has launched a folding mattress system designed specifically for the Tesla Model S. The product aims to turn the electric saloon into a mobile bedroom, allowing owners to camp in their car with minimal setup time.
The DreamCase mattress is made up of four modular memory foam panels, which fold out to cover the rear compartment when the seats are down. According to the manufacturer, the system can be set up in under three minutes and provides sleeping space for two adults. When not in use, the mattress folds into a compact case that fits in the boot.
How DreamCase works in the Model S
The DreamCase is designed to follow the contours of the Model S’s rear compartment. Its four memory foam panels are connected by articulating joints, allowing the mattress to be laid flat for sleeping or partially stacked for reading. The panels can also be separated and used as outdoor seating pads when camping away from the car.
The set includes a car-sized duvet and pillows, aiming to provide a more comfortable alternative to traditional camping mats or inflatable mattresses. DreamCase claims the multi-layer foam construction improves comfort, reliability and sound insulation compared to standard portable mattresses.
Pricing and availability
DreamCase lists the base price at €790 including VAT for European buyers and $830 (excluding tariffs and sales tax) for the US market. The package includes the mattress, duvet and pillows. The company positions the product as a premium option for Model S owners who want to use their car for occasional overnight stays or camping trips.
While the DreamCase is aimed at Tesla Model S owners, the company has also developed versions for other vehicles. For those interested in the Model S itself, more details on its features and updates can be found in our coverage of theTesla Model S P85D at Geneva.
