What were the top stories since PPFMag’s last issue?
Here’s what readers are paying attention to at www.PPFMag.com:
1 Everything You Need to Know about Tesla’s New Film
In a challenge to our readers, Tesla announced in-house paint protection film (PPF) installations using AERO film by Entrotech/PPG. Prices range from $4,000-$8,000, offered in select California locations before theoretically rolling the program out nationwide.
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2 Tesla Drops PPF Installation Prices, Introduces New Color
Shortly after its program launch, Tesla reduced PPF installation prices from $7,500 to $5,700 and
$8,000 to $6,000. It also introduced a new Satin Abyss Blue color option. Companies local to Tesla’s trial installation centers are not too concerned about competition yet.
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3 Ford to Roll Out New Wrap Lead Generation Program
Ford is launching a nationwide lead generation program for wraps using ZENO software. Customers can visualize and pay for wraps, then get matched with certified installers.
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4 EPD’s Manny Hondroulis on the Growth of Installation Training Centers
EPD opened a new film training center in Charleston, South Carolina, in addition to
its Baltimore headquarters. The company sees growing demand for installers and
anticipates more training centers opening.
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5 Short Seller Targets XPEL
Short seller Culper Research alleges XPEL’s revenue from Tesla is higher than the reported
5%, based on surveys of XPEL dealers. XPEL has not commented on the allegations.
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