Tesla Ends Vinyl Wrap Service After Nearly Three Years
The service, which launched in 2023 as an in-house customization option for new vehicles, has been discontinued.
Tesla has ended its vinyl wrap service less than three years after introducing the option, according to a report from Not a Tesla App.
What Happened
The automaker quietly discontinued its in-house vinyl wrap program that allowed customers to customize their vehicles with various color options at the time of purchase. The service was available for approximately two years and ten months before being removed from Tesla's ordering menu.
Why It Matters
For buyers who wanted a factory-backed customization option without committing to a permanent paint change, the vinyl wrap service filled a specific niche. Its removal narrows the official personalization options available through Tesla at point of purchase, potentially pushing customers toward third-party installers for similar modifications.
The Bottom Line
Tesla's discontinuation of its vinyl wrap program marks another adjustment to the company's in-house accessory offerings since the service launched in 2023. Customers seeking vehicle wraps will now need to arrange installation independently after delivery.
