The Tesla Model Y is the family-sized companion to the Model 3 — same software, same drivetrain options, more space, more glass, more vertical surface area. From a wrap perspective that means slightly higher pricing than a Model 3 (about 10–15% more), the same color trends, and an even stronger argument for PPF given how many Model Ys are family vehicles that get loaded with bikes, kids, and gear. iForce Graphics wraps Model Ys throughout the Cache Valley. The most common build for a Model Y here is a satin pearl white or satin black wrap + full chrome delete + partial-front PPF.
Same thin Tesla paint as the Model 3 — PPF is strongly recommended on at least the front clip.
Family Vehicle, Family Wrap Considerations
Most Model Ys in the Cache Valley are family vehicles. That changes our recommendations: we lean satin (hides scratches) over matte (shows them), we add full-front PPF instead of partial (kids carry gear, doors take dings), and we recommend the rear bumper PPF panel that protects against bumper-load scratches when stuffing strollers and Costco runs. We also wrap door cups for every Model Y, which is the area where fingernail wear shows up first.
Roof Wrap — Hidden Cost-Saver
The Model Y has a large glass roof that gets brutalized by Utah’s elevation UV — Logan sits around 4,300 feet. We see significant interior heat soak on summer days. A satin or matte vinyl wrap over the glass roof drops cabin temps by 10–15°F at peak summer and protects the rear passengers without a permanent change. ($350–450 standalone, free with a full color-change wrap.)
Frunk Liner & Charge Port Trim
Two small finishing details — a wrapped frunk liner and a wrapped charge port surround — make a Model Y look "fully done" in the way that signals a real wrap job rather than a partial. These are included in our Premium and Pro Model Y packages.
Most Popular Model Y Finishes
- Satin Black
- Satin Pearl White
- Matte Charcoal
- Color-Shift Aurora
- Gloss Forest Green