Your Tesla already turns heads—but let’s be real: so does every other one on the road. If you’re looking to make your ride stand out without breaking the bank or heading to a shop, you’re in the right place. Here are 5 easy DIY Tesla wrap mods that take less than five minutes each to install and add instant personality to your car.
We’re featuring two of our team cars—Thor and Ruby—to show how different styles can transform the same vehicle in unique ways. Let’s dive in.
1. Wrapped Door Handles
Stock door handles are either satin black or chrome, depending on your Tesla’s model year. But with a quick wrap, they can become a stylish accent or a full custom vibe.
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Thor: Wrapped his handles in black carbon fiber, covering the entire handle for a bold, high-end look.
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Ruby: Went for a partial satin gray wrap, letting a bit of the original handle peek through. This top-facing only wrap comes with our DIY Chrome Delete Kit.
Why it rocks: It’s a small mod with a big impact, and we’ve got wraps in over 8 colors to match any style.
2. B Pillar Wraps
Want to match the vibe of your door handle wrap? The pillar wrap is the next level up.
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Thor continues his carbon fiber theme with matching B-pillar wraps.
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Since OEM b pillars are glass, they tend to scratch easily as shown on Ruby. A wrap adds protection and style. We also have clear PPF wraps for this area if your sole purpose is protection.
Pro tip: If your pillars are already looking rough, this is a clean fix that adds flare without replacing the part.
3. Charge Port Wraps
One of our best sellers—and for good reason. The charge port is an unexpected spot to show off a bit of flair.
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Both Thor and Ruby have our popular Luda Wrap, inspired by Tesla’s Ludicrous Mode.
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Available in black carbon fiber, printed designs, and bold colors.
What’s fun about it: When you open the port at a Supercharger and someone notices, it always sparks conversation.
4. Rear Reflective Panel Wrap (for Juniper)
If you’re rocking the new Juniper Model Y, don’t sleep on this one.
Our Rear Reflective Panel Wrap adds a unique twist to the liftgate bar on the back of your car. Available in multiple colors and styles, it’s an easy way to give your Juniper a signature look.
Why it stands out:
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Glows under headlights for a sleek, illuminated effect
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Creates contrast against the rear taillight bar
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Super popular among early Juniper adopters
It’s subtle during the day, but when that rear red light hits at night? Total head-turner.
5. Interior Wrap Kits
Let’s talk inside. Tesla interiors are beautiful—but a little, well, basic.
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Ruby rocks a carbon fiber dashboard with a shadow black center console. She’s got a mix-and-match thing going on with her door switches (matte black on the driver’s side, OEM piano black on the passenger side). But we won’t hold it against her. She’s a test car for a lot of products.
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Thor keeps it cohesive with black carbon fiber across the steering wheel, dashboard, center console, door switches, and even a fresh armrest cover to complete the look.
Why wrap the interior?
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Interior surfaces scratch easily (especially the older piano black consoles).
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Wraps give better grip, hide smudges, protect from dings and spills, and most importantly – add style.
Bonus: Headlight & Taillight Tints
It’s subtle, but powerful.
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Ruby gets points for her tinted headlights, which add a stealthy, aggressive look.
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Thor uses clear gloss PPF to preserve the OEM look while protecting against road debris.
Bonus: These take just a few minutes to apply and can totally change the front-end feel of your Tesla.
Final Thoughts
The best part of wrapping your Tesla? There are no rules. Whether you go wild with printed designs or keep it clean with textures like carbon fiber or matte black, it’s all about making your car yours.
You don’t need a shop. You don’t need hours. You just need a few minutes, some creativity, and a love for making your Tesla stand out.
If you’re ready to start customizing, check out our wrap kits made specifically for Tesla owners who like to DIY.
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