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Tesla Cybertruck Peeled Open Like A Can Of Sardines After Crashing Into A Ditch
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this post was submitted on 15 May 2024
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That's likely a wrap as there's no paint on offer from Tesla and a clear vinyl wrap is available for I think 3k. This black wrap was likely done at a third party shop. Probably cost around a 300 to a grand depending.
I looked it up before commenting because I thought the same thing and it seems Tesla started offering it as an option late last year
https://shop.tesla.com/product/cybertruck-color-paint-film
Huh, looks like Tesla is offering a colored wrap. I stand corrected.
That is far too expensive for a self healing wrap though. $6500 JFC
I was a little surprised because I've never seen one before. I had two snarky comments lined up depending on if it was first or third party lol
A wrap probably doubles the protection from the environment (or more).
You can probably take it through the car wash and not have it brick on you too!