Tesla Colors And How Much They Add To The Cost

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There are multiple Tesla models to choose from and there are also different colors each EV can be purchased in. In terms of the color choices, it doesn’t matter which Tesla a consumer chooses considering the Model S, 3, X, and Y all come with the same color options. However, the color a consumer does choose can actually affect the price they pay for their new electric vehicle.

With the company having managed to establish itself as a first-choice in the minds of many consumers, Tesla has grown to become one of the most popular and well-known EV makers over the years. There are a number of reasons for this including the tech inside its vehicles, the expansive charging network that helps to relieve any worries about running out of power while on a long journey, and the choice of customizations available.

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When placing an order on the Tesla website, consumers can customize various elements of the vehicle including the paint, the wheels, the interior, and whether to add Full Self-Driving. The latter of which is what Teslas have become known for and increases the cost by $12,000. When it comes to the paint, any Tesla vehicle can be ordered in either Pearl White, Solid Black, Midnight Silver Metallic, Deep Blue Metallic, or Red Multi-Coat.

If wanting to keep the cost of a Tesla purchase as low as possible then Pearl White is the only color that’s included in the price for all models. However, if opting for the Model 3 or the Model Y, consumers can choose between either Pearl White or Midnight Silver Metallic at no extra cost. If buying a Model S or a Model X, Midnight Silver Metallic will cost an additional $1,500. Deep Blue Metallic adds to the price of all