Tesla may release a special trailer for the Cybertruck
Pretty stylish.
Tesla has hinted at creating its own trailer for the Cybertruck electric pickup, which could lead to a breakthrough in the camper and trailer industry. This is reported by Electrek.
The Cybertruck's power allows it to tow various trailers and campers with zero tailpipe emissions.
Tesla could develop its own trailer with a solar panel and even an additional battery to match the Cybertruck's design. However, even if Tesla does not take this on, other companies are already ready to do it.
Some people are already working on a custom trailer for the Cybertruck — YouTube blogger Motorhome has already ordered a Tesla Cybertruck and commissioned a design for a five-wheel trailer just for it.
Earlier, Musk unveiled the futuristic electric pickup Cybertruck. Depending on the configuration, it will cost between $40,000 and $70,000.
In the first two days, the company received 146,000 pre-orders (now more than 250,000), although only $100 was required to reserve. Later, Musk explained why the Cybertruck is flat.
The police in Dubai and Mexico reported pre-orders of Cybertrucks for patrol duty.
New York design studio Lars Büro has already presented a garage in the style of Tesla's Cybertruck pickup, which has a similar name: Cybunker.
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