Vehicle wrapping for your Tesla – Style. Protection. Individuality.

Your Tesla is more than just a car – it's a statement. With a professional wrap, you give it a unique look that perfectly matches your style. Whether matte, glossy, or textured – the possibilities are nearly limitless.

At the same time, the wrap reliably protects your vehicle's original paint from scratches, minor stone chips, and weather influences. We rely on premium films from Avery Dennison, KPMF, Vivvid, and 3M – for a long-lasting result that impresses.

As a visual highlight and to reduce heat and UV radiation in summer, window tinting can also be combined nicely.

Thanks to our many years of Tesla specialization, we know exactly which parts need to be removed to achieve a perfect wrapping result. And should a clip ever give way, we always keep plenty of original spare parts in stock.

Process

We're happy to discuss your wishes in advance during a free consultation, and thanks to 3D visualization, we can give you an initial impression of the result.

After your order, our team will contact you to finalize your wrap choice and arrange an appointment.

For the wrapping, we need your vehicle for 1 week (7 days). During this time, it is thoroughly cleaned to create the perfect base for the wrap. All necessary parts are then removed and the vehicle is wrapped. Finally, the film undergoes a heat treatment to prevent it from lifting or shrinking afterward.

If you've opted for an additional ceramic coating, it is applied as the final step. This cures until you pick up your vehicle, so you can use it as usual afterward.

Important Notes

Stone Chips

If you have many stone chips on your front hood or bumper, we recommend having them repaired before wrapping. A wrap cannot conceal stone chips. Depending on the film, they may even become significantly more visible.

We can repair individual small stone chips ourselves before wrapping. If you're unsure, we're happy to discuss the details in advance during a free consultation.

Fresh Paintwork

If your vehicle has had paintwork done, for example after an accident, at least 4-6 weeks should pass before wrapping. This is the only way to ensure that the paint has fully cured and outgassed. Otherwise, damage to the paintwork may occur when the film is later removed.