OEM Color Library

Tesla OEM paint colours

Every Tesla factory colour, mixed to the original formula. Find your paint code on the sticker in your vehicle, then pick the size you need.

Colours listed97

Models covered 5

Tri-coat 15

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Where to find your Tesla paint code

1 Where to look

Inside driver door frame or service records

2 What you’ll see

Multi-part code (PMNG, PPSW, etc.)

If it’s not there, check

Door Jamb — Open the driver-side door and look for a sticker on the door frame or the B-pillar. The paint code is typically labeled "C/TR" (color/trim), "Paint Code", "EXT COL", or similar.
Under the Hood — Look for a sticker or metal plate on the radiator support, firewall, or inner fender. Common for Ford, GM, and some European vehicles.
Trunk / Spare Tire Area — Some vehicles (especially European) have the paint code on a sticker inside the trunk lid or in the spare tire well.
Glove Box — Check inside the glove box door for a build sticker. Common on some Asian and European manufacturers.

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Chips & scratches · 2oz Touch-Up

Tesla Touch-Up Paint

Every Tesla touch-up bottle is mixed fresh to your exact factory paint code — the same OEM color library as our aerosols and ready-to-spray gallons, in a 2oz bottle made for stone chips and scratches.

Dries glossy straight from the bottle Self-glossing 1K formula. No clearcoat step, ever.
Built-in brush applicator Dab, level, done — made for chips and scratches.
Same color, every size Start with touch-up; aerosols and gallons match exactly for bigger repairs.

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Tesla paint FAQs

Where do I find my Tesla paint code?

Most vehicles list the paint code on a sticker or plate on the driver's door jamb or B-pillar. Depending on the year and model it can also be in the glovebox, the spare-wheel well, under the bonnet, or in your owner's manual. It's usually a short combination of letters and numbers near the words "paint", "color" or "C/TR".

Is this the original Tesla factory formula?

Yes — every Tesla color is mixed fresh to the original factory formula for your paint code, not a lookalike shade. Made to order in the USA.

What sizes does Tesla touch-up paint come in?

Every color is available as a 2oz touch-up bottle with a built-in brush for stone chips and scratches, aerosol cans for panels and trim, and ready-to-spray pints, quarts and gallons for larger repairs or full resprays.

Will it match my car's current paint?

It's mixed to the exact factory formula for your code, so it matches the color your Tesla left the factory with. On older or sun-faded panels, professionals blend into the surrounding area for an invisible repair.