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Available in 415W (TSP-415) and 420W (TSP-420) variants, Tesla Solar Panels boast higher energy production even in shaded conditions.
All-black, monochromatic design with a matte finish and no visible bus ribbons or fasteners for a sleek, modern look that blends with various roof types.
Engineered for weather resistance, with an operating temperature range of -40°F to +185°F, and certifications like IEC/UL 61730 and IEC 61215.
Installs 33% quicker than other panels on the market while using 25% less aluminum rails. It also has up to 15% fewer roof penetrations while preserving structural integrity and lowering costs.
Generate, use, store, and charge in one integrated clean-energy system for residential purposes. The Tesla ecosystem works together to optimize your energy use and savings while shrinking your carbon footprint.

Produce clean power whenever the sun is out with Tesla Solar Panels.
Run your essentials, such as lights and TV, on clean solar energy.
Pair Tesla Solar Panels with Powerwall to store extra energy and keep lights on during outages.
Charge your electric vehicle with clean power at home using a mobile or wall connector.
TSP-415
TSP-420

Final panel model (415W vs 420W) may vary by availability and system design
*These prices do not reflect the 30% Federal Solar Tax Credit, which applies to the solar portions of the installation and the Powerwall.

Pairing solar panels with Powerwall gives access to the Tesla app, allowing customers to:
Choose how your solar power is used, whether to maximize savings, prioritize backup, or balance both.
Watch what you generate, how your home uses it, and how much you’re saving in real time..
Stay updated on system status with notifications for grid outages and severe weather conditions.


Yes, you generally need a new roof before installing Tesla Solar Panels if your roof is over 10 years old or not likely to last the next 25 to 30 years, because starting with a fresh, sturdy roof helps you enjoy decades of smooth, worry-free solar savings.
Replacing an aging roof first is a positive step because it helps your solar system perform without interruption and prevents the added cost of removing and reinstalling panels later. If your roof is newer, around 5 to 10 years old, and in good condition, you can often install Tesla Solar Panels with confidence without replacing it.
A Tesla Solar Roof can often pay for itself in about 6 to 12 years through a combination of tax incentives and energy savings, and in some cases it can be as quick as under 10 years when electricity rates are high and the 30% federal tax credit applies.
Payback can extend closer to 15 years if the roof is more complex to install, the system is larger than needed, or a Powerwall is added, since the battery increases the upfront cost while improving backup power and energy independence.
Yes, you can buy Tesla Solar Panels directly from Tesla, and Tesla typically coordinates installation through its own crews or trusted, local, certified installers, keeping the process streamlined from purchase to installation.
You may order Tesla Solar Panels directly on their website, and they will handle everything, from permits, design, and send their own crew or assign a local partner for installation. The advantage of using a local Tesla-certified installer is more personalized customer service, faster issue resolution, and better communication.
The Illinois solar incentives available in 2026 include the Illinois Shines (the SREC program/Adjustable Block Program), Illinois Solar for All for income-eligible households, and Distributed Generation rebates from ComEd and Ameren, plus a property tax assessment benefit for solar systems.
You are not too late to save, and many homeowners can still benefit from the 30% federal tax credit, which is currently scheduled through 2032, while Illinois Shines adds additional value through Renewable Energy Credits.
The biggest change to know is net metering: systems installed before January 1, 2025 are grandfathered into full 1:1 credit, while newer systems earn a lower (but still valuable) credit based on the wholesale supply rate, so the best move is to get a clear incentive breakdown and proceed without rushing.
Green Attic makes this easier by providing a transparent breakdown of incentives tailored to your utility (ComEd, Nicor, Ameren), with no pressure and no inflated projections.