When you configure your Tesla, you choose paint, interior and wheels. It's both a matter of taste and of economics, since options are added to the price. Here's a sober overview so you make a choice you'll be happy with.
Paint
Typically one colour is standard (included), while others are options at extra cost. Dark colours emphasise shapes but show dust and scratches more easily; light colours are more forgiving day to day. The range and prices are set by Tesla and change, see the current configurator on tesla.com.
Interior: black vs white
| Black interior | Light/white interior | |
|---|---|---|
| Look | Classic, discreet | Light, spacious, premium |
| Upkeep | Hides dirt well | Needs a bit more cleaning |
| Heat | Can get hotter in sun | Reflects more light |
Both are durable materials; the choice is mostly about taste and how much cleaning you're up for.
Wheels
Larger wheels often look sporty but can cost a little range and give a firmer ride. Smaller/standard wheels are typically more comfortable and slightly more efficient. Think about what you value: looks or comfort/range.
What matters for resale?
Neutral, popular colours and equipment are often easier to resell, but in practice the car's condition, mileage and warranty weigh more. Choose what you'll enjoy driving, after all, you're the one using the car.
Ready to configure? See how to buy a Tesla in Denmark and the price overview so you know the total.