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White and black. This is as far as the Cybertruck customization went in the Tesla Shop. Things have changed now, and this is how Tesla will ask to wrap your Cybertruck in Rose Gold.
The Satin Stealth Black and Satin Ceramic White were the only two films available for the Cybertruck with a body made of stainless steel, a material that is next to impossible to paint. We had already seen the vehicle wearing the Stealth Black days before the official handover event, which took place on November 30. Back then, Tesla's design chief, Franz von Holzauhsen, drove it to a Cars and Coffee event in Los Angeles to show it off.
Now, Tesla has come up with three more options. The Slip Grey, the Satin Abyss Blue, and the Satin Rose Gold. To wrap their Cybertrucks in grey, black, or white, customers have to pay $6,000. Meanwhile, those who would go for something more daring like the Blue or Rose Gold will have to pay $6,500.
All of them are self-healing, two times thicker than vinyl, protect against scratches, and can cover every single surface on the angular Cybertruck.
Unfortunately, Tesla does not offer the camo wrap that it showed before the handover event. At least, not for the moment.
All colors are labeled as "out of stock" on the Tesla Shop website, but are available through the actual app. Customers can access the colors menu by scanning the QR code on the website.
The purchase price includes the cost of materials as well as installation in California. So, all those who got their Cybertrucks delivered and are living outside California should go on a trip to West Covina, Costa Mesa, or Santa Clara to get their vehicles wrapped. Unless they have a local shop that can do it for them.
Customers don’t seem willing to wait for Tesla to roll out wrap colors for thousands of dollars. We have already seen a gazillion examples wrapped in the most daring shades. Tesla is still playing it safe, but there are Cybertruck owners out there who would go for something that would turn heads in traffic.
The most striking of them all was the spectrum wrap offered by T Sportline. The aftermarket shop also offers gloss and matte black and satin white wraps for the boxy pickup truck. They have also come up with the biggest wheels ever mounted on a Cybertruck: 24-inch units make the vehicle more intimidating on the road.
We have already seen the Tesla Cybertruck in Military Green, Midnight Purple, and Matte Blue. However, the one that got a lot of attention at a Cars and Coffee Event at the beginning of the month was the Cybertruck in metallic red, the exact same one that Manny Khoshbin drove last week. The real estate mogul is now considering buying a Cybertruck.
Now, Tesla has come up with three more options. The Slip Grey, the Satin Abyss Blue, and the Satin Rose Gold. To wrap their Cybertrucks in grey, black, or white, customers have to pay $6,000. Meanwhile, those who would go for something more daring like the Blue or Rose Gold will have to pay $6,500.
All of them are self-healing, two times thicker than vinyl, protect against scratches, and can cover every single surface on the angular Cybertruck.
Unfortunately, Tesla does not offer the camo wrap that it showed before the handover event. At least, not for the moment.
All colors are labeled as "out of stock" on the Tesla Shop website, but are available through the actual app. Customers can access the colors menu by scanning the QR code on the website.
The purchase price includes the cost of materials as well as installation in California. So, all those who got their Cybertrucks delivered and are living outside California should go on a trip to West Covina, Costa Mesa, or Santa Clara to get their vehicles wrapped. Unless they have a local shop that can do it for them.
Customers don’t seem willing to wait for Tesla to roll out wrap colors for thousands of dollars. We have already seen a gazillion examples wrapped in the most daring shades. Tesla is still playing it safe, but there are Cybertruck owners out there who would go for something that would turn heads in traffic.
The most striking of them all was the spectrum wrap offered by T Sportline. The aftermarket shop also offers gloss and matte black and satin white wraps for the boxy pickup truck. They have also come up with the biggest wheels ever mounted on a Cybertruck: 24-inch units make the vehicle more intimidating on the road.
We have already seen the Tesla Cybertruck in Military Green, Midnight Purple, and Matte Blue. However, the one that got a lot of attention at a Cars and Coffee Event at the beginning of the month was the Cybertruck in metallic red, the exact same one that Manny Khoshbin drove last week. The real estate mogul is now considering buying a Cybertruck.
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