Isnt that just plain black plastic so thats why theres no paint codes but if you got the car with painted ones then its the same color as other body panels

 

that was my thought but when you look close it’s like a dark metallic matte grey.

 

That bit you've arrowed is matte black unpainted plastic. There are glossy grey plastic parts at the back (the two side inserts and the lower part of the bumper) but that whole middle section is unpainted.

No idea on the paint code for the grey bit though, sorry.

 

 

 

The OP clearly doesn't have the body-colour lower trim option or they wouldn't be asking the question!

 

I asked corporate and also the service center, and both did not know the answer. I just scratched my rear bumper trim on my P3 and I wanted to fix it myself (sand, mask, spray). In general though people will want an opportunity to fix their cars before they return their leases and they should provide the paint code.

UPDATE 10/7/25: After getting stonewalled again (corporate just keeps saying they don’t have a paint code for it), I went to my local Autozone and found a $17 can of Duplicolor Chrysler Brilliant Black pearl to be a near perfect match. Color is spot on and so is the satin finish. Only very minor quibble is the metallic flake is very very very slightly different. I sanded out the scuff, masked and sprayed/blended. It came out great. Easy DIY fix for minor bumper trim scratches/scrapes.

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