Cybertruck renderings and creations

[Cyberman]

Amazing, call it "When bad trucks go Hennessey", complete with airless 250,000 mile tires!

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[Dids]

Is that to scale? Is the front of the vault so narrow? That doesn't look right. Please advise. Thanks, (cool graphic, though)

The top of the vault opening cannot be narrower than the bottom if you want the tonneau to roll down.

 

[ModelAZ]

Lifted white Cybertruck with huge tires. Monster truck version

Cybertruck looks good in white wrap!

 

[ModelAZ]

 

[Revoltlution]

I dunno, kinda looks like a Cybervan. Soccermoms and such? Meh

We need this! I'm not an expert, but I think a CyberVan would possibly sell better than the CyberTruck.
Update: I was kindly reminded that vans will never outsell trucks ~285k vs ~3.1 million respectively!

 

[Sirfun]

We need this! I'm not an expert, but I think a CyberVan would possibly sell better than the CyberTruck.

Hey, what about mounting backwards facing seats in the bed? Bolt the seats and seat belts to the bed t-trac system.
Instant 8 passenger vehicle.

 

[Cyberman]

We need this! I'm not an expert, but I think a CyberVan would possibly sell better than the CyberTruck.

Yeah, I don't think vans are outselling trucks...

 

[DutchOven88]

Proportions are right on. I’m not an off roader,but with a setup like this, maybe.

The hillbillies that surround me wouldn’t understand why it doesn’t diesel whistle and coal roll. They’d really be pissed when they discovered no exhaust pipe to attach a coffee can muffler. Where do they put the gun rack would be the next question. At least they could still hang truck nuts......

Guns go in the VAULT!!

 

[Blue Steel]

So here’s a different idea. Most of the renders I see make the (already aggressive) Cybertruck appear more aggressive.

How about a render that mellows it out. Put on some conservative rims and wrap it in a subdued color. Maybe like the rims and color pictured below. Also, definitely need to add some running boards to complete the look. Any of you guys up for the challenge to render this?

 

[stumby]

This looks great IMO - top left as stainless steel and bottom wrapped in satin black, with colored pinstripe separating them.

 

[VI Tesla]

Any Model 3 owners here? This is what your garage will look like

Nope, garage is for shop. Model 3 and CT will live out side.

 

[VI Tesla]

I think this would be very likely to see from Elon. They would be taking a little bit from Rivian with the R1T and R1S but who cares, Rivian has already stolen a ton from tesla. I think the design is great and it makes total sense, seeing as they did a similar thing with the Model Y. They would probably use the same parts for a lot of the car.

You'd have to discuss with the engineers but I don't think you'll see anything like this in an exo-skeleton design. The reason for the pyramid shape of th CT is to give the body strength. That would be lost by pulling back in a box.
You could add above the triangle with a wedge cover I suppose to box it out.

 

[VI Tesla]

This is the CONESTOGA pop up tent.
It features insulated dual wall blackout fabric with hoop airbeam construction for high wind stability and water proof comfort. It snap attaches to CyberTruck via the provided attach points and deploys in under a minute with the onboard CyberTruck air compressor. Ventilation is controlled via front and back mesh panels with zippered blackout panels. The CONESTOGA doesn't compromise on materials or comfort and keeps it simple.
Let's the CONESTOGA be your little house on the prairie!

Quick circle the wagons.

 

[TyPope]

The CT is only 7-9" wider than the M3... This is not to scale. This picture makes the CT too wide (The M3 is .725 of the CT width in the picture and we know the M3 is 72.9. And THAT would make this CT about 101.25" wide!

 

[Blue Steel]

The CT is only 7-9" wider than the M3... This is not to scale. This picture makes the CT too wide (The M3 is .725 of the CT width in the picture and we know the M3 is 72.9. And THAT would make this CT about 101.25" wide!

AR can get a little wonky, but also notice that the front of the CT is approximately 2 feet closer to the camera.