More Than a Mod: Why Tesla Owners Are Customizing Their Cars to Make a Statement

When you buy a Tesla, you're not just getting a car — you're entering a culture. For a long time, that meant innovation, silence, and a clean break from the gas-guzzling past.

But lately, it’s also meant something else.

Many Tesla owners now find themselves in an odd position: they love the vehicle, but not everything it’s come to represent. The logo once stood for engineering. Now, it sometimes feels like a personality cult.

That’s why more and more drivers are turning to subtle mods — not for flash, but for identity.

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From Performance to Personalization

Tesla has always had a strong modding culture:

• Aero wheel covers removed
• Matte black vinyl wraps
• Aftermarket lighting, spoilers, and suspension kits

But the new wave is more symbolic. It’s not just about how the car looks. It’s about what it says.

And that’s where badges come in.

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The Rise of Symbolic Mods

Swapping a badge seems simple — but it makes a statement. It’s the difference between being part of the brand and reshaping what the brand means to you.

We created the FELON badge for that exact reason.
Not to reject the car.
To refine it.

Because for many of us, the engineering still inspires us. The CEO? Not so much.

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Why the Badge Matters

The FELON badge:

• Uses automotive-grade materials (not stickers)
• Installs cleanly, no tools or damage
• Fits Tesla Model 3 and Y perfectly
• Looks like it could have come that way — but didn’t

It’s designed for the quiet disruptors. The ones who love design, but not dogma.

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A Subtle Rebellion You Can Drive

There are a thousand ways to mod your Tesla. But few carry meaning like this.

So if you’ve ever looked at your rear emblem and felt like it didn’t speak for you anymore — you’re not alone.

 

Customize the car. Reclaim the message.
Preorder your FELON badge here →

 

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Liberty Labs Co.
Made to matter.