The world's first-ever Tesla Cybertruck in Satin White has just driven out of the wrap shop and it looks amazing! The bright white EV and the one in matte black look like Yin and Yang on wheels.

Tesla’s Cybertruck is finally hitting the road at the end of this month, but it was spotted today in a special color – matte black, the first time we’ve seen the Cybertruck in anything other ...

Each is composed of a self-healing vinyl urethane, they can be ordered through the Tesla app in v4.23.0 or higher, and the price includes installation with the caveat that the clear wraps don’t ...

Tesla’s online shop also provides different color paint films to wrap the vehicle, including stealth black, rose gold, and even abyss blue. The colored wraps are priced between $6,000 and $6,500.

Tesla drops Cybertruck lease price dramatically, offers free wrap You can now lease a Cybertruck for as low as $749/month and score a free wrap on a Foundation Series.

Wraps are a curious alternative to repaints and more paint colors from the factory. Here's how much they will cost Tesla owners.

Jess wanted her Tesla Model 3 to look special so she Barbie-fied it. The compact car now wears a glitter pink wrap that obviously turns heads ...

Tesla’s quality control and attention to detail are notorious and now, that well-known level of care will be on full display as the Austin, Texas-based electric vehicle maker gets into the ...

Tesla replaced premium paint protection wraps with cheaper vinyl wraps that offer less durability. Customers can have their Model 3 or Model Y wrapped for $4,000, and the Cybertruck for $4,500 ...

And sure enough, today Tesla updated its accessory site with satin black and white wraps for the Cybertruck available at a pricey $6,500, and a “cheaper” clear satin wrap for $5,000 (satin is ...

This Tesla Cybertruck, now bathed in a retina-searing shade of matte orange, sports large ‘01’ stickers on both sides, as a tribute to the General Lee 1969 Dodge Charger used in The Dukes of ...

I Saw The Tesla Cybertruck Up Close. It Still Looks Horrible Exclusive: Tesla's chief designer brought a matte black Cybertruck to Malibu's Cars and Coffee. A close look reveals a lot of issues.