Tesla officially held an event on November 30, 2023 to launch the commercial version of the all-electric pickup truck, the Cybertruck, at its Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, USA. At the event, the first Tesla Cybertrucks for customers were also handed over.
While Tesla claims that the stainless steel body of the Cybertruck is particularly sturdy, many customers have wondered if it is possible to change the paint color of Tesla’s pickup truck. A company in Deerfield Beach, Florida has answered this question by wrapping one of the first Cybertrucks in preparation for Tesla’s appearance at the Art Basel event in Miami, and it delivers what EV owners have been eagerly waiting for.
To make this Cybertruck stand out more than a regular model, this company has covered the entire exterior of the vehicle in matte black, using a premium vinyl wrap. A series of images and videos show that, thanks to the nearly flat body panels, the installers find it easier to work on compared to a vehicle with more curves or complex folds.
Furthermore, to create a highlight, this Tesla pickup truck also has bright blue and pink vinyl wraps on the rear doors with the text “Cybertruck” on them. Currently, the media is interested in whether the sales of the Tesla Cybertruck 2024 will explode like the Model 3 and Model Y have achieved.
In the US market, the Tesla Cybertruck 2024 has a price range of $60,990 – $99,990 for 3 versions. According to the plan, the AWD and Cyberbeast versions will be available on the market first. In 2025, Tesla will start selling the RWD version.
In the highest-end Cyberbeast variant, the Tesla Cybertruck 2024 electric pickup truck has a maximum power of 845 horsepower and accelerates from 0-96 km/h in just 2.6 seconds. The top speed of the vehicle increases to 209 km/h, while the range decreases to 515 km. With additional battery like the AWD version, the Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast 2024 can achieve a range of 708 km.
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