Kepler IR and IR+ are nano-ceramic film ranges made for modern vehicles, including Teslas. On daily commutes around Danville and longer weekend drives, the right film can take the edge off solar heat, cut glare on bright roads and give the cabin a more settled feel. Shade and heat performance are two separate things, so it is worth comparing the exact film and shade with your installer before you commit.
Kepler develops nano-ceramic automotive film in two ranges, IR and IR+, each offered in a set of shades. The shade you see is visible light transmission, which describes how much light passes through the film; it is not the same measure as solar heat performance. That is why two films with a similar look can behave differently in the sun, and why comparing the exact film and shade matters more than picking a number. The shades below give you a starting point for the look you want on your Tesla.
Teslas use large glass areas, and the panels vary by model and year. That mix affects how film is measured, cut and fitted, so installers approach each car on its own terms. Kepler supplies the film; the independent installer handles the vehicle, the assessment and the finished result.
Large areas of glass let a lot of solar energy into a cabin, and the climate system has to work against it. Nano-ceramic film addresses solar heat at the glass, which can make the interior more comfortable on sunny days and reduce how hard the air conditioning is asked to work. Results depend on the film, the shade, the glazing and the conditions.
When the cabin heats up quickly, the climate system runs harder and longer to bring it back down. Managing solar heat at the window is a more direct approach than cooling air that has already warmed up, and it can make the first few minutes of a drive noticeably more pleasant.
A parked Tesla with a wide glass roof and large side windows can build up considerable cabin heat in open sun, and that heat has to be removed before the car feels comfortable again. Kepler's nano-ceramic ranges are designed to address solar heat at the glass rather than after it has entered the cabin. For drivers in Danville, that can mean a steadier interior temperature and less reliance on full climate output. Ask your installer how each range and shade behaves on your model.
Kepler IR and IR+ are nano-ceramic automotive ranges, engineered so that heat performance does not depend on how dark the film looks. Because visible light transmission and solar heat performance are separate measures, a lighter shade is not automatically a compromise. Compare the exact film and shade you are considering, and choose the appearance you actually want on the car.
Kepler's nano-ceramic film is built to address solar energy across the spectrum, with particular attention to infrared heat. Because the technology is ceramic rather than metallic, it is a practical choice for vehicles with plenty of onboard electronics.
Kepler focuses on nano-ceramic automotive film, supplied in defined ranges and shades so owners and installers can compare like with like. For Tesla drivers, the practical questions are usually the same: how the glass will look, how the cabin will feel in the sun, and which shade suits the car. A Kepler dealer can work through those points with you and advise on what fits your model and year.
Kepler film is a multi-layer construction rather than a single tinted sheet, combining the nano-ceramic layer with protective and adhesive layers so the film performs and wears as a complete product.
Each Kepler shade is published with its visible light transmission so you can compare options directly. Because light transmission and solar heat performance are measured separately, it is worth reviewing the figures for the exact film and shade you are considering, rather than assuming a darker film always performs better. Your installer can go through the specifications with you before work begins.
Up to
98%
IR Heat Reduction
Up to
99%
UV Protection
Up to
96%
Glare Reduction
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Nebula is the darkest shade in the range, giving the glass a deep, private look with the lowest visible light transmission.
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