Tesla All Models Touch Up Paint (37 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Tesla has never been afraid to experiment, with 37 recorded colors across their lineup. They really went for it in the early days with eye-popping shades like Very Orange Pearl and the deep, rich Signature Red Tricoat. These days, the palette has matured into a sophisticated "future-forward" look, featuring staples like Midnight Silver, Deep Blue Pearl, and the ubiquitous Pearl White Multi-Coat. Whether you're driving a Roadster that screams for attention or a Model Y that whispers efficiency, the variety is impressive.

What to Watch For

Tesla paint is known for being a bit "soft" and environmentally friendly. While that's great for the planet, it means your hood and front bumper are essentially magnets for highway pebbles. You might also notice a bit of "orange peel" texture or thin spots near the bottom of the doors and wheel wells where road salt likes to hang out. To find your specific color match, open the driver's side door and look at the sticker on the center pillar (the B-pillar). You're looking for a four-letter code following the letters "PNT"-something like PPSW for white or PBSB for black.

Driveway Repair Tip

Since Tesla loves their multi-coat finishes-especially those sparkly whites and reds-your 2oz bottle is your best friend. Those metallic flakes and pearls love to hide at the bottom, so shake your paint bottle for a solid two minutes to wake up the magic. When you're filling in a chip, don't try to be a hero and fill the whole crater in one go. Apply a tiny dot, let it dry, and come back for a second round. Building the color up in thin layers requires patience, but it's the secret to making that repair look flush with the rest of your car's high-tech skin.