
Less work for the air conditioning
A cabin that heats up more slowly needs less cooling to stay comfortable. Kepler's nano-ceramic films target solar energy at the glass, so the air conditioning is not fighting the sun for the whole journey.
Kepler IR and IR+ are nano-ceramic automotive film ranges, and a Tesla is a good illustration of why they exist. Large areas of glass bring in light, glare and solar heat, and the right film works on all three while giving the car a cleaner, more finished look. You choose the range and shade; an independent installer fits it.




Kepler develops nano-ceramic automotive film in two ranges, IR and IR+, each offered in a set of shades. The film you pick changes how much light comes through and how the car looks, so it pays to compare the exact range and shade rather than thinking about tint in general.

Plenty of owners arrange film soon after taking delivery, while the glass is clean and the car is still new to them. There is no need to wait for the first hot spell in Lansing: compare the ranges, settle on a shade, and send an enquiry so an independent installer can book the work when it suits you.

Teslas carry a lot of glass, and glass collects solar heat. The warmer the cabin gets, the harder the air conditioning has to work to bring it back down, and that cooling draws on the battery. Nano-ceramic film addresses solar heat at the window, which is where the load begins.

A cabin that heats up more slowly needs less cooling to stay comfortable. Kepler's nano-ceramic films target solar energy at the glass, so the air conditioning is not fighting the sun for the whole journey.
The practical difference shows up before you set off. Glass-heavy cars can be uncomfortable after sitting in the sun, and the first stretch of a drive is often spent cooling the cabin down. Nano-ceramic film works on solar heat as it reaches the window, so interior surfaces do not soak up as much of it and the car settles to a comfortable temperature with less effort from the air conditioning. On a Tesla, where the glazed area is generous, that is a change you feel every time you get in.

IR+ is the more advanced of Kepler's two nano-ceramic lines, and it is built around infrared heat rather than darkness. That matters on a Tesla, where a lighter, more restrained look is often what owners want. Visible light transmission and solar heat performance are separate measures, so ask your installer to compare the figures for the exact film and shade you are considering.
Nano-ceramic film uses fine ceramic particles rather than metal, which is what lets it work on infrared heat without relying on a dark or mirrored finish. It is the reason a lighter Kepler shade can still be a serious choice on a Tesla.
Kepler produces nano-ceramic automotive film in the IR and IR+ ranges, each available in shades from nearly clear to very dark. The film is supplied to independent installers, who select the range, shade and size for the car in front of them. For a Tesla in Lansing, that means matching the look you have in mind to the panels of glass on your model.

Automotive film is a layered product. The ceramic layers do the solar work, while the adhesive and the scratch-resistant surface layer keep the film clear, stable and easy to live with on the glass.
Every Kepler film has published figures for visible light transmission and solar performance. Compare them shade by shade within the same range, and ask the installer quoting your Tesla to show you the data for the exact film going on the car.
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, giving your Tesla a deep, private look with very little light passing through. Compare IR and IR+ in this shade to see how the solar figures differ.

Tell us about your Tesla and the shade you have in mind. Ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it.


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