A Tesla spends its life in the sun, whether that is a commute along I-94, an airport run or a weekend drive. Kepler's nano-ceramic film is made for that kind of use, helping cut solar heat and glare so the cabin feels calmer and the seats and trim get a break from constant sunlight.
Kepler builds two automotive ranges, IR and IR+, both based on nano-ceramic technology rather than dyed or metallized layers. That matters on a Tesla, where large glass areas let in plenty of light and heat, and where signal-friendly film is worth having. The shades below run from near-clear to very dark, so you can pick the look you want and then talk through heat performance separately with your installer.
Teslas reward careful work. Frameless door glass, deep rear glass on some models and tight trim tolerances all take patience, and an experienced installer will plan the job around your specific model and year. Kepler supplies the film; the independent installer who receives your enquiry handles the booking, the fitting and the aftercare, and can tell you how they approach your car.
A Tesla's glass area is part of the appeal, but it also lets solar heat build in the cabin on hot days. Ceramic film reduces the heat coming through the glass, which means the interior starts cooler and the climate system has less work to do when you get in.
When less solar heat reaches the cabin, the air conditioning has less to overcome to reach a comfortable temperature. How much difference you notice depends on the film, the shade, your glazing and the weather, so treat it as improved comfort rather than a fixed figure.
Michigan summers can turn a parked car into a greenhouse, and the first minutes of a drive are often the least comfortable. Nano-ceramic film works on that problem at the glass, cutting solar heat before it enters the cabin so the interior stays closer to a usable temperature. Owners generally notice it most on long sunny drives, when steady cabin comfort matters more than a quick blast of cold air.
IR+ is Kepler's higher specification nano-ceramic construction, developed so that solar heat performance is not simply a matter of how dark the film looks. Because light transmission and heat performance are measured separately, a lighter shade can still be a serious heat film, and the right comparison is always between the exact films and shades on your shortlist.
Kepler's ceramic film uses nano particle technology to work across the solar spectrum, with particular attention to infrared, the part of sunlight most responsible for the heat you feel through glass. That is what allows meaningful heat control without relying on a very dark shade.
Teslas put a lot of glass between the driver and the sun, and they rely on signals reaching antennas and sensors through that glass. Nano-ceramic film addresses both concerns: it targets infrared heat without the metallic layers used in older film types. Ask your installer to walk you through IR and IR+ side by side for your model, so you can weigh appearance, light levels and heat performance together instead of guessing from a shade number.
Kepler film is built as a multi-layer construction rather than a simple one or two layer laminate. Each layer has a job, from the adhesive system and the ceramic heat-rejecting layers through to the scratch-resistant outer coating, and together they determine how the film performs, how it looks and how it wears over time.
Published figures for each film and shade are the useful starting point for Romulus owners. Look at the film name and the shade together, then match them to how you actually use the car, how much light you want in the cabin and the look you have in mind.
Up to
98%
IR Heat Reduction
Up to
99%
UV Protection
Up to
96%
Glare Reduction
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The darkest shade in the range, for a deep finish and a strong cut in visible light.
Once you have a shade in mind, send your Tesla details through the quote enquiry. Ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it.
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Kepler makes the film, not the tint job. Independent tinting businesses install window film. For a project in Romulus, Michigan, ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it, then arrange the work directly with that shop.
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Kepler makes automotive and architectural window film, from everyday tint to nano-ceramic.
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