Get Original Tesla Window Sticker: See Trim, Options and More

Shows the year, make, model, and trim level. This confirms you are looking at the right vehicle before diving into the details.

Covers the seats, dashboard layout, display screens, sound system, climate control, and cabin materials.

Details the wheels, mirrors, glass, roof type, and any body styling that came standard on the vehicle.

Covers the motors, drivetrain type, transmission battery pack, suspension setup, steering system, brakes, and related systems.

Lists the standard safety technology on the car, such as airbags, parking sensors, lane assist, collision warning, and emergency braking.

Individual upgrades chosen by the first buyer, like a larger battery, premium audio, or tinted glass. Each one has its own added cost shown on the sticker.

Bundled groups of features sold together at one price. For example, a Full Self-Driving package or an Autopilot package.

Shows the exact paint name Tesla used on the car. This is helpful when matching touch-up paint or verifying the original color.

Lists the cabin color and material combination chosen at the factory. Whether it is black, white, or cream, confirms the original color for the seats and panels.

The Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price is the base sticker price before any upgrades.

Each added option or package has a separate line with its own price, showing how much each upgrade cost when the car was new.

This is the delivery fee Tesla charged to transport the vehicle from the production plant to the dealership or delivery center.

The final number after adding the MSRP, all selected options, packages, and the shipping charge.

For electric Teslas, this shows the estimated miles per gallon equivalent (MPGe) and the estimated range per full charge.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration tests how well a car holds up in crashes. Ratings go from one to five stars.

Covers most parts of the car for four years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Protects against rust holes forming in the body panels for 12 years with no mileage limit.

Covers the motor, battery, and drivetrain for eight years or up to 100,000 to 150,000 miles depending on the model.

Provides help if the car breaks down for four years with no mileage restriction.

Covers 8 years or 150,000 miles with a guaranteed 70% retention of battery capacity.

An EPA estimate of how much you will spend on electricity per year based on average driving habits and local energy costs.

A score from one to ten that shows how clean the vehicle is. Most Teslas score a ten since they produce no direct exhaust.

Lists the energy source the vehicle runs on. For all Tesla models, this will show electric.

Our Tesla window sticker includes a QR code that links to the vehicle window sticker information online.

Confirm the car has every feature the seller claims. The sticker does not lie since it comes directly from Tesla.

See what the car cost brand new. This helps you judge whether the asking price for the used vehicle is fair.

Know exactly which safety features were installed. This matters for insurance and for your peace of mind on the road.

If the car looks different from the original sticker, it could mean modifications were made after the sale.

Sharing the original window sticker with a potential buyer shows transparency and builds trust right away.

Original MSRP and option costs help you set a fair and competitive price for the used Tesla.

Use the sticker details to write complete, accurate vehicle descriptions that attract more serious buyers.

When all the factory info is readily available, buyers ask fewer questions and deals close faster.