3D Print 2024 Tacoma Accessories - Using QR Code / Morse Code Side Pocket Easter Egg

[Jobu]

[ADMIN EDIT]

"A hidden side pocket on the driver’s side dashboard has a QR code that directs owners to the Toyota website for dimensions to design and 3D print their own accessories such as a lantern, multitool, or toolkit."

ORIGINAL POST

The 2024 Tacoma interior has an easter egg on the driver's side which I found on various pics/videos. It's a round cover panel on the very left side of the dash. I saw it on the TRD PreRunner and the TRD Pro.

I figured out the Morse Code means "Accessory Ready" but what is it? The panel looks like an easily removable cover but to what.

Any guesses?

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[WIdirtfishing]

Interesting…. I bet there are more!

 

[Mackieallan]

"A hidden side pocket on the driver’s side dashboard has a QR code that directs owners to the Toyota website for dimensions to design and 3D print their own accessories such as a lantern, multitool, or toolkit." - 2024 Tacoma press release

The QR code was apparently missing in the test vehicles since the website isn't live yet. I wonder if Toyota will allow users to upload CAD files for others to choose from. If not, you can bet there will be a 3D CAD files thread here!

 

[Jobu]

"A hidden side pocket on the driver’s side dashboard has a QR code that directs owners to the Toyota website for dimensions to design and 3D print their own accessories such as a lantern, multitool, or toolkit." - 2024 Tacoma press release

The QR code was apparently missing in the test vehicles since the website isn't live yet. I wonder if Toyota will allow users to upload CAD files for others to choose from. If not, you can bet there will be a 3D CAD files thread here!

Ah mystery solved! I should've read the PR more carefully lol. Thanks for updating my post Admin.

This could be a great option since they'll have exact specs for printing. That larger under seat area is prime for some storage accessories.

 

[JBSwine]

So......I need to stock up on PTEG now I guess.

 

[Mr24Taco]

So, hello everyone. While I don't own a tacoma, I am a huge fan of them. I worked at Fox Factory for a few years and also had the pleasure of working at Toyota. Specifically, I worked on some of the upcoming EVs as well as the new tacoma.
The hidden Easter egg door on the driver's side IP was something that I designed. The idea was that you could 3D print custom doors or purchase "kits" from toyota/TRD or aftermarket companies that provided offroad tools, camping tools, first aid kit, A/V tools for social media influences etc. If you would like to know more, just let me know.

 

[MisterFlabby]

So, hello everyone. While I don't own a tacoma, I am a huge fan of them. I worked at Fox Factory for a few years and also had the pleasure of working at Toyota. Specifically, I worked on some of the upcoming EVs as well as the new tacoma.
The hidden Easter egg door on the driver's side IP was something that I designed. The idea was that you could 3D print custom doors or purchase "kits" from toyota/TRD or aftermarket companies that provided offroad tools, camping tools, first aid kit, A/V tools for social media influences etc. If you would like to know more, just let me know.

Make a whole new thread we want to know more!

 

[Independence Overland]

So, hello everyone. While I don't own a tacoma, I am a huge fan of them. I worked at Fox Factory for a few years and also had the pleasure of working at Toyota. Specifically, I worked on some of the upcoming EVs as well as the new tacoma.
The hidden Easter egg door on the driver's side IP was something that I designed. The idea was that you could 3D print custom doors or purchase "kits" from toyota/TRD or aftermarket companies that provided offroad tools, camping tools, first aid kit, A/V tools for social media influences etc. If you would like to know more, just let me know.

Please do share. I have been curious about that, as it doesnt appear to have much space inside of it.

 

[TacoDave]

[ADMIN EDIT]

"A hidden side pocket on the driver’s side dashboard has a QR code that directs owners to the Toyota website for dimensions to design and 3D print their own accessories such as a lantern, multitool, or toolkit."

ORIGINAL POST

The 2024 Tacoma interior has an easter egg on the driver's side which I found on various pics/videos. It's a round cover panel on the very left side of the dash. I saw it on the TRD PreRunner and the TRD Pro.

I figured out the Morse Code means "Accessory Ready" but what is it? The panel looks like an easily removable cover but to what.

Any guesses?

So I would love to see this “3D printable Site” so please let me know if anyone knows how to get there.
In the meantime, I figured out something to put there!

 

[Jessticles]

I scanned it and apparently it's just links to their accessories store with a 1 time use 20% off code

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