New Custom Front & Rear Diffusers, Side Skirts, Spoilers

[gg_got_a_tesla]

Featured on teslarati: Unplugged Performance tastefully makes your Tesla Model S a little more unique - Teslarati.com

 

[yearofthedragon]

these artistic photoshop renderings look great! how about some actual candid photos of these parts on an actual car.

 

[jpwe10]

These parts are from Unplugged Performance in Hawthorne CA.

Unplugged performance is Bulletproof Automotive's line of Tesla custom parts.

 

[MoeMistry]

Very nice...can't wait to see them around town.

 

[MoeMistry]

Had a great conversation with Mark at Unplugged Performance today. We've decided to work with them and bring the new products to our SoCal Tesla community. So, our company is looking for 5-10 Model S owners to be our R&D show cars. If you're interested, please send me a PM or contact us at Glistening Perfection and let us know if you'd like to be on the list. As always, R&D clients are the first to receive unique products at an introductory promo pricing. Current production puts us at about 6-8 weeks from now. I'll be personally visiting Unplugged in a few weeks to check out quality and fit of these products. From the photos, it seems like a quality product that actually looks good. Can't wait to see it installed and on the roads of SoCal!!

 

[Earthdog]

I like it!

 

[BP_Tesl@]

I just shot an email out to Unplugged about what kind of affect their aero parts will have on CDE. I'll update when I hear back from them.

 

[BP_Tesl@]

Haven't had time to post up here, but basically if you are looking to stay CD neutral, stick with their sideskirts and rear diffuser. If you are willing to trade off a theoretical +/- 1% in CD for some sweet looks and increased downforce, the front lip and rear spoiler would be the way to go. They haven't had a chance to test out the front fascia/bumper yet so they are uncertain at this point about what kind of effects it will have in CD. Overall I have to say they seem super professional and I can't wait to see the first batch of kits get fitted!

 

[jpwe10]

Looks like Unplugged Performance just showed a car with upgrades at TMC Connect. I really like what they've done. It's not too over done but adds subtle differences to the Model S to make it appear more like a supercar. Teslarati did an article with pictures here: Unplugged Performance Debuts Tesla Model S Body Kit - TESLARATI.com

 

[GaryREM]

The Unplugged kit looks nice. But, wow it's pricey.

I got a factory painted aero front bumper, side skirts and spoiler for my Infiniti M that cost $2070.

The equivalent from Unplugged is $4500! Considering there are many more Model S's, that's a big premium.

 

[TheTeslaStudio]

The Unplugged kit looks nice. But, wow it's pricey.

I got a factory painted aero front bumper, side skirts and spoiler for my Infiniti M that cost $2070.

The equivalent from Unplugged is $4500! Considering there are many more Model S's, that's a big premium.

They can afford to do so because they're the only ones making them right now..there's no competition on this field, just like the center console and the aftermarket rear spoiler. Modding an MS with this complete aero kit + high end wheels and tires will easily set you back $10k.

 

[GaryREM]

They can afford to do so because they're the only ones making them right now..there's no competition on this field, just like the center console and the aftermarket rear spoiler. Modding an MS with this complete aero kit + high end wheels and tires will easily set you back $10k.

Yeah, I guess that's the case.

BTW, those prices were from Infiniti, not a third party.

 

[MoeMistry]

We live in a free-market society...ultimately, people will pay what your product is worth. From the looks of things, a lot of time, effort, R&D $$, went into making these kits from unplugged....pretty soon, we'll be doing a few Model S with the kits and I can report back with the build quality and application fit.

 

[GaryREM]

Yep, I guess it's a question of your business plan and your guess on demand versus price. The Infiniti model only sold around 3k units per year. You would think that for the Model S the potential market for this would be much larger, but any plan right now is a simple guess. I wish them luck and give them credit for taking the risk.

 

[alsetmotors]

have you take a look at any front spoilers? This is one from www.alsetmotors.com

 

[RWcarbon]

Carbon fiber accessories have become increasingly popular amongst the Model S community. When installed as a kit (trunk spoiler, front lip, rear diffuser) the Model S achieves a sport-inspired look that gives it an aggressive feel.

 

[UnpluggedP]

Not to further resurrect this old thread but glad to see positive feedback on our early parts. Things have come along way since 2014.

We are still right here at our location in Hawthorne CA, next to the Tesla Design Studio and SpaceX. We continue to make high quality, handmade, dry carbon fiber parts in our workshop and have expanded our line beyond aero for Model S to Model X as well. We have also released our own wheel line, big brake upgrades for S and X, full interior and exterior customization services and started to take on more custom and one off projects. We've come a long way since the first post here but we still have a long way to go. Thanks to everyone who has supported us this far.

 

[Mr X]

A white Model S with the Alset spoiler passed me on the freeway today. Was extremely eye catching. Tinted windows and grey turbines. Had a very aggressive look.


Anyone have that spoiler on their car?