
Featured combination
Alpine White
Exterior
Alpine White
Interior pairing
Black Boston Leather
The cleanest and most motorsport-coded version of the 1M. White lets the stance and box-flare arches carry the drama.

Color Guide
The 1M is simple but not boring: the limited factory palette is part of the car's identity. Color choice has an outsized effect because buyers already know roughly how many exist.
Palette summary
Exterior colors
4
Interior trims
2
Featured combos
3
Factory palette
Use the palette first to understand the model’s visual range, then drop into the featured combinations below to see which pairings actually shape the market story.
Paint
Valencia Orange
Paint
Alpine White
Paint
Black Sapphire
Paint
Frozen Gray
Interior trims
The interior is part of the spec story, not an afterthought. Leather tone, contrast, and period feel all change how the exterior color lands in person.
Interior
Black Boston Leather with orange stitching
Interior
Black Boston Leather

Featured combination
Alpine White
Exterior
Alpine White
Interior pairing
Black Boston Leather
The cleanest and most motorsport-coded version of the 1M. White lets the stance and box-flare arches carry the drama.

Featured combination
Black Sapphire
Exterior
Black Sapphire
Interior pairing
Black Boston Leather
The stealth choice. It hides some of the car's cartoonish attitude, which is exactly why some buyers prefer it.

Signature combo
Valencia Orange
Black Boston Leather with orange stitching
Exterior paint
Valencia Orange
Interior trim
Black Boston Leather with orange stitching
The signature 1M color and the one most closely tied to the launch identity of the car. It reads event-car immediately.
Combination notes
Brighter hero colors usually get remembered first, but the most liquid combinations are often the ones that balance factory taste, clean presentation, and easy buyer familiarity.
Interior choice matters more than people think. Warm leather or rare trim can turn a familiar exterior into a standout spec, while a weak interior can flatten an otherwise strong color.
Use the palette for completeness, then use the featured combinations to understand which specs enthusiasts actually talk about and search for.