This is the what Signature Custom Wraps call ‘Project Y-NOT’ — yeah, why not — only some custom wrapped cars look that great and in my view this is one of them.
The smurf blue type color is achieved by wrapping this Tesla Model Y in 3M Satin Ocean Shimmer and since Tesla has officially made the Model Y roof racks available in the online shop, why not a matching cargo box to make it look more amazing.
This customization shop specializes in wrapping Teslas and this is their first Tesla Model Y and probably the first customized Tesla Model Y, at least to my knowledge it is.
Signature Custom Wraps applied the following modifications to this Model Y.
- 3M Satin Ocean Shimmer
- 22” @vossen HF-4T Satin Silver
- Airlift Performance / Airdemand Struts
- XPEL XR Plus Window Tint
- Ceramic Pro Coating
- Full Alcantara Headliner
- Upgraded Performance Dash
The cargo box on top not only matches in color but also fuses with the Tesla Model Y design as well, and in the following video from the custom wrap shop that was reposted on Twitter by @TeslaChillMode with some music has gained a lot of attention from existing and potential Model Y owners.
With 66 cu ft of Tesla Model Y‘s ample storage capacity, only a few owners will need the cargo boxes with the roof racks, probably the ones going on long trips or camping or on a sports adventure like boating.
Last but not the least, some more photos of the Model Y ‘Project Y-Not’ pics that let us look at the roof cargo box closely — after all why not!
Related Model Y News & Reviews
- A massive number of Tesla Model 3/Y cars spotted unloading from trains in Switzerland
- Tesla hikes Model Y price for the 2nd time in November — as Build Back Better EV incentive nears
- Tesla has once again increased Model 3 and Model Y prices ahead of the holiday season
- Tesla iOS app 4.2.1 brings remote live Sentry camera access, reveals new Model Y colors from Giga Berlin
- Tesla increases the price of the base variants of Model 3, Model Y, and Model X
- Tesla starts offering insurance in Texas, based on real-time driving behavior
