Tesla has begun production of its new Cybertruck pickup and delivered the first few to employees during a special event hosted by Elon Musk. The automaker has also updated its website with pricing, specs, and options, including a $6,500 factory-installed paint protection film for the stainless steel body, available in white or black.

According to Tesla’s website, the self-healing, urethane-based film protects against scratches and is more environmentally friendly compared to standard vinyl wraps. Selecting this option will result in every stainless steel surface being exposed in either satin white or satin black.

If you prefer to maintain the stainless steel look but still want an extra layer of protection, Cybertruck buyers can also opt for a “premium satin clear paint film” for $5,000.

The availability of the wrap comes as a surprise, as Musk previously mentioned that the “Cybertruck can have any color you want, so long as it’s nothing,” and wraps would not be available “at first.”

Tesla already offers factory paint protection film wrap installations for the Model 3 and the Model Y, with prices starting from $7,500. This isn’t the first time a Cybertruck has been seen from the factory in a color other than naked stainless steel. Tesla chief designer Franz von Holzhausen made an appearance in a black-colored Cybertruck at a Cars & Coffee event in Malibu earlier this month. InsideEVs got a close-up look. Hopefully the production-spec wraps look better than this example.