Model Y
2025+ Juniper (full-width light bar front and rear): Standard, Premium and Performance each have their own template. The long-wheelbase Model Y L uses another. Model Y 2020–2024 uses the original layout.
Model 3
2024+ Highland (slim headlights, no front fog lamps): Standard & Premium share one template, Performance has its own bumpers. Model 3 2017–2023 uses the original layout.
Model S, Model X and Cybertruck
Model S 2021+ and the 2025+ Plaid are separate. Model X 2021+ and Cybertruck each have one template; Cybertruck is wider at 1024 × 768.
Why the right template matters
Each template is a flat map of that car’s panels. A design made for another model lands on the wrong panels, so stripes and logos end up in strange places.
FAQ
How do I know if I have a Juniper Model Y?
The 2025+ refresh has a light bar across the front and the rear. If yours does, use a Model Y 2025+ template and pick your trim.
Is Model Y L the same as Model Y?
No. The longer body uses its own template.
Where do the templates come from?
From Tesla’s official custom-wraps repository. You can download each one on our templates page or open it straight in the editor.
Official templates and current requirements: Tesla custom-wraps