By Charles Morris 
When Tesla first launched the Roadster in 2008, it was a rarity on the streets, and drew stares everywhere. Nowadays, Teslas are becoming commonplace, and in most parts of the country, a Model S, Model X, Model 3, or Model Y is unlikely to inspire a second glance. Although Tesla allows you to configure your car with different colors and wheels, the options are limited, so the big question is: how can you make a Tesla more distinctive?
Individuality is a hallmark of car ownership, and this is especially true for Tesla owners. Just owning a Tesla makes you different — you field questions about charging, range, regenerative braking, and Autopilot — and you should try to educate the EV-curious as much as you can. That said, as Teslas become increasingly mainstream, it’s fun to give your car a “signature look” that’s your own.
Above: Older Tesla Model 3 with the chrome delete vinyl kit. (Photo credit: EVANNEX photo by Casey Murphy)
Some Tesla owners choose to dramatically change the profile of their Model 3 with our Custom Front Fascia or our Front Lip Spoiler. For a less radical but very striking change of appearance, try a Chrome Delete Vinyl Kit for older Tesla Model 3 vehicles.
Above: EV01+ wheels on a Tesla Model 3. Photo credit: EV Annex.
Another major aesthetic upgrade is EV01+ wheels, which are designed exclusively for all Tesla Model 3 trims, and work with Tesla factory lug nuts and wheel center caps. These not only give your Model 3 a distinctive look; they’re designed for maximal aerodynamic performance — so they might just improve your efficiency as well.
You don’t have to spend a lot to make your Tesla look cooler — Vinyl Headlight Accent Kit or Lug Nut Covers will give your car a distinctive look for less than a poor old ICE driver would spend on a tank of gas. These low-cost accessories make great gifts for the Tesla owners on your Christmas list.
Above: Interior Vinyl Kit for Tesla Model 3
Good looks are also important once you step inside the car. To brighten up your interior, check out the LED Lighting Upgrade Kit. To add a sleek, distinctive look that complements Tesla’s trademark minimalist design, try an Interior Vinyl Kit. Finally, give your pedals a practical non-slip feel, while also adding a subtle but sharp accent to your interior with our Performance Pedal Covers.
Check out more Tesla aftermarket accessory stories here.
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