America’s favorite car colors skew toward the boring, with white, gray, and black holding the top three spots. That can be a real bummer if you’re shopping for a used car and want something spicier, ...

Model 3 and Model Y owners can now have a “self-healing urethane-based film” installed by Tesla. It costs $7,500 – $8,000 and is only compatible with 2023+ models. The range of colors available ...

View post: Gas-Powered Porsche Cayman And Boxster May Just Survive With 911 Power There are all kinds of small updates and cosmetic goings-on in the Tesla universe lately. First, at the bottom of the ...

Tesla Inc. designed its stainless-steel Cybertuck to be something special: the first vehicle for the masses that doesn’t require paint. It’s no easy feat. The only other company to come close, ...

Vinyl automotive wraps are a less expensive way to change the color of your car than getting a full-on paint job, with a quality wrap starting around $2,000. That's a bargain compared to the $5,000 to ...

For an electric truck that's been touted as the perfect vehicle for the apocalypse, the Tesla Cybertruck is proving to be a bit of a snowflake in the real world. Since deliveries of the electric ...

Vehicle wraps make it possible to change a car’s appearance without sacrificing the original factory paint job. They allow vehicle owners to choose colors, styles, and patterns unavailable from the ...

The Tesla Cybertruck’s bare stainless steel body already turns heads, but for many owners, that’s not enough as they want to make it their own. While vinyl wraps have been the go-to option for ...

Tesla has made its colorful wrap options for the Model 3, Model Y, and Cybertruck significantly cheaper in the States, and it now seems poised to offer a wider range of color choices too. But, because ...

EV giant Tesla Inc. TSLA is now offering free colored vinyl wraps for foundation series Cybertruck buyers in the U.S. in a bid to increase deliveries for its premium offering. What Happened: Tesla ...

Vinyl wraps and clear bras work in a similar fashion but have different targets. Although both add a layer on top of your original paint, the former is primarily designed to temporarily change your ...