http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/06/tesla-model-s-paint-process.jpg Although Tesla has already delivered the first Model S to its eager owner, the fledgling automaker is still offering a steady stream of treats to those patiently waiting for the official June 22nd date. Drivers who spring for the Signature Series trim level of the EV sedan now get a year’s worth of mobile data at no extra cost, a bonus no doubt helpful for buyers who get lost on the first drive. Regardless of which Model S might eventually find the driveway in the future, Tesla is providing a look at how it paints the car’s chosen color. Each aluminum shell is dipped in an electro-coating solution, baked in an oven, water-sealed and given its final clear coat paint by robots – no dealer will be charging extra for weatherproofing here. It’s all appropriately futuristic, and you can get a peek at the whole process in the video after the break as well as at the source.
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