DennisCW
Tesla AccessoriesJuly 7, 20263 min read

Unplugged Performance Model S Build: Apex Kit Review

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The Unplugged Performance Model S build with the Apex kit turns the already potent Plaid into an absolute weapon that stands out in any parking lot.

Exterior Transformation

The Tesla Model S Apex kit starts with a full carbon fiber front lip and matching inserts finished in matte black. A stealth PPF wrap covers every panel, giving the Dark Knight theme its menacing depth. Carbon fiber side skirts and a matching rear diffuser complete the aggressive stance, while the UP wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires add serious grip and style.

Interior Overhaul

Once inside, the custom Model S interior takes center stage. Red leather and Alcantara cover every surface in a configuration Tesla never offers from the factory. The attention to stitching and material matching is flawless, turning the cabin into a true showpiece.

Driving Impressions

On the road the Model S carbon fiber kit doesn't just look the part—it feels planted. The extra downforce from the aerodynamic pieces keeps the car stable at speed, and the upgraded brakes inspire confidence even when the Plaid's instant torque wants to overwhelm the rear tires. Track mode is available, but even in normal driving this thing feels sharper than stock.

I compared notes with owners who chose a used Model S over a new Model Y and the upgrade path here is clearly different—check the details in my comparison post.

Pros and Cons

ProsCons
Aggressive carbon fiber stylingHigh cost for full build
Custom interior unavailable from TeslaLimited availability—reservations required
Improved aerodynamics and handlingPPF requires professional installation
Stealth wrap protects paint beautifullyWeight savings are modest

Final Verdict

If you just took delivery of one of the final Model S Plaids, the Unplugged Performance Apex S treatment is the clearest way to make it yours for good. The combination of the Tesla Model S Apex kit, Model S carbon fiber kit elements, and custom Model S interior creates something truly special. Add the Model S PPF stealth wrap and you have a daily driver that turns heads while staying protected.

For those wanting to tackle the wrap themselves, DIY Wrap Club kits can save serious money. To spec a full Unplugged Performance Model S build, start here: Unplugged Performance.

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