As part of its Paint Protection Film (PPF) options, Tesla has introduced a new wrap colour in addition to the seven that were introduced only a few months prior.
Tesla introduced its first PPF wrap programme for the Model 3 and Model Y in October. Satin Abyss Blue, the eighth colour, is currently available on the company’s web store. The new wrap colour costs $6,000 at the time of writing, the same as the four other colours of protective film.
At the moment, Tesla’s shop offers the following wrap colours:
- Glacier Blue: Six Thousand
- Forest Green: Six Thousand
- Rose gold satin costs $6,000.
- Grey Slip — $5,700
- $5,700 for Satin Ceramic White
- $5,700 for Satin Stealth Black
- Red Crimson: $6,000
- $6,000 for Satin Abyss Blue (new)
Tesla’s PPF covers are now only available for 2023 model-year vehicles and are installed at two specific service centres in California: West Covina and Oceanside. Additionally, the carmaker states that supplies and installation are included in the $5,700–$6,000 selling price.
Tesla further points out that PPF wraps have the following advantages:
- Film made of urethane that heals itself
- two times thicker than typical vinyl
- shields the skin from scrapes
- more eco-friendly than conventional vinyl wrapping
In addition, Tesla promises to provide owners with a loaner car while their Model 3 or Model Y wraps are being installed. A number of additional helpful details are also included in the company’s frequently asked questions section. Although PPF wraps aren’t presently available for the Model S or Model X, you’ve probably seen some Cybertruck wraps in recent months, and there are rumours that Tesla intends to soon introduce an official wrap service for the electric pickups.
