Stand out with this incredible Adro Carbon Fiber Spoiler for your Tesla Model Y. (Years: 2020 - 2023)
The ADRO carbon fiber rear spoiler is made from our handcrafted carbon fiber to make sure that it's as strong and lightweight as possible, while aiding in performance by reducing drag to help with the efficiency of the Tesla Model Y’s electric powertrain. The spoiler is incredibly easy to install and will fit as if it came from the factory with no weird panel gaps or uneven surfaces as we've used our proprietary 3D scanning process to ensure that our components are a perfect fit. The Tesla Model Y carbon fiber spoiler is what the Model Y has been missing all along.
This premium front lip is manufactured from 100% genuine prepreg carbon fiber and is ultra-lightweight, with maximum durability, and quality. Commonly used in high-end race cars and supercars, prepreg (aka dry) carbon fiber is now available for drivers looking for the very best.
Using computational fluid dynamics (CFD), our team of aerodynamicists tested the efficiency gains of a Tesla Model Y fitted with ADRO’s full body kit compared to a factory car.
Our CFD analyses showed a 4.4% reduction in total vehicle drag and a downforce increase of 727 N, resulting from the installation of all four ADRO parts - front lip, side skirt, rear diffuser, and spoiler.
This means that ADRO’s Premium Prepreg Carbon Fiber Full Body Kit made the Model Y even more aerodynamically efficient, which will ultimately result in a positive effect on overall range and performance.
What’s in the box:
1 Carbon fiber spoiler
3M tape
1 Installation manual
Fits:
2022-23 Tesla Model Y Long Range
2022-23 Tesla Model Y Performance
2021 Tesla Model Y Standard Range
2021 Tesla Model Y Long Range
2021 Tesla Model Y Performance
2020 Tesla Model Y Long Range
2020 Tesla Model Y Performance
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