Evision allows Tesla owners to express their creativity on the personalized bumper of their EV, incorporating an enveloping screen
February 9, 2025 at 4:02 p.m.
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- Startup EVision offers an external fully customizable LED screen for teslas and other electric vehicles.
- The display is mounted on the front bumper, taking advantage of the absence of an grille.
- The owner can use the screen to project false grids, personalized graphics and messages.
We know all the minimalist front ends without modern teslas grille and other electric vehicles, but what happens if this empty space could serve a plus staff aim? Enter EVision, a company based in California aimed at adding a flash to the front of your Tesla. Their solution is a wide LED display mounted directly on the bumper, allowing owners to project everything, from graphics and photos to videos.
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The concept is not revolutionary, because car manufacturers have played with the idea of flashy frontal screens in various concept cars, and we have even seen production cars with rear screens, like Baojun EV of GM in China . However, the Evision solution, which recently made its real debut to CES, brings this idea to the secondary market scene.
Endless customization
In the Evision demo, the front screen of the Tesla Model has displayed various styles inspired by the Ferrari, Maserati, Bugatti and Rolls-Royce models, as well as countless variations of false contributions and DRL. Do you want a flying spiderman on your car? Don’t worry, Evision has covered you. The display can also show any animation or graphic, from galaxies and landscapes to urban landscapes.
According to the company, the screen “reflects the unique personality of the driver, transforming the model Y Tesla into a dynamic and rotating declaration on the road.” In addition, the “fully customizable LED grille” can be used for promotional purposes, displaying ads or various messages. In other words, the only limit is your imagination – and, probably, the laws on copyright.
Provocation
The screen is mounted on a personalized bumper made exclusively for the Tesla y prefaceliflé model, with users controlling the display via a dedicated smartphone application, instantly modifying the appearance of the EV.
In addition to the Y model, Evision also shared renderings of a similar display on the square front of Tesla Cybertruck. And for those who are not fans of teslas, do not worry – they promised to offer the same product to other manufacturers, as long as the vehicle is electric.
How much does it cost?
At CES, the company confirmed that the cost of the LED display varies between $ 2,500 and $ 3,000, the installation taking approximately two hours. Now, before you start thinking that it is a bit stiff for a bumper sticker with a screen, consider that the EVision display could be a unique opportunity for carpooling or commercial fleets to generate advertising advertising From their electric vehicles.
It sounds great, but it will last?
Now let’s talk about the elephant in the room: sustainability. Although we do not know if Evision equipped the display with a protective layer to withstand scratches or impacts (we contacted more details but we did not hear in return), the placement of this screen, Just at the front of the vehicle, makes it naturally vulnerable. We all know that driving at road speeds can lead to all kinds of debris (rocks, insects, other objects) bouncing on your car, and even paint can suffer from the impact.
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So imagine what could happen to a thin and exposed LED screen under the same conditions. And it’s not just a problem for high -speed readers. In fact, even low -speed bumps during parking could leave your striped, cracked or worse flashy screen. Although this can look great in a demonstration video, the practical nature of having a screen mounted on the most vulnerable part of your car is, at least, a question mark.
Below, you can find images of CES 2025 in Las Vegas and videos generated by the AI of the official Youtube channel of Evision.
