As far as we know, Musk said from the beginning that Tesla's Berlin factory and Texas factory will be equipped with the world's most advanced painting workshop.
And thanks to the new painting technology, the cars produced there will have a special look, and with the Berlin factory about to start production, Tesla will introduce three new colors (abyss blue and metallic silver and deep red), and now, new photos of the deep Crimson (deep red) color have been leaked.
Recently, a foreign netizen posted a photo of the crimson Model Y, although he did not disclose the location of the photo, but it is basically certain that the car was produced in the Berlin factory and spray painted in its paint workshop, although the photo does not convey the real color, especially its specific color depth, but still basically gives its general concept.
Elon Musk, who mentioned the revolutionary paint spraying of the Berlin factory in an episode of the Tesla podcast, said that the paint shop in the Berlin factory will add three layers of paint to the cars produced in the Berlin factory: "In order to get the size on the paint, you really need multiple layers of spraying, we will do this for the first time in Berlin, and if you try it many times, you will find that there will be something called flop, you will see the color change with curvature, if you can do more things (such as laying a gloss layer first, Then lay a layer of color, then another layer of gloss), and you can give the paint a 3D feel, and it looks much better than anything else. ”
In addition to the crimson color, the Berlin factory will also offer two other new colors, abyss blue and metallic silver. We also found the body coated with abyssal blue at the Berlin factory launch on October 9. Of course, the perception of color depends directly on the color rendering of the device's screen, but it seems that there is indeed a very dark color in general, and if you look closely, you will find that, as Musk mentioned earlier, this pigment library seems to be very large and diverse.