Elon Musk Says Tesla US Will Add New Color Options But Doesn't Say When via insideevs.com
Over a year ago I wrote an opinion piece where I stated that Tesla’s selection of colors was limited and not especially interesting, and that article resonated with a surprising number of readers who agreed that the palette of colors could be improved upon and expanded. Recently the manufacturer added two new color choices, but solely for vehicles coming out of the Berlin factory, available only in Europe and the Middle East.
These colors are called Midnight Cherry Red and Quicksilver and they will replace the older red and silver colors , and they both certainly look a bit more exciting, at least in photos. Adding these new colors was made possible thanks toGallery: Tesla Model S Refresh Color Ideas
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