Ever since Tesla started deliveries, the Cybertruck, with its super polarising design, has become sort of a muse for tuners. They had been waiting for quite a long time to get their hands on the electric pickup truck and modify it until it became unrecognizable.
This is what almost happened to this Tesla Cybertruck. But it is the shape that gives it away. It is that shape that makes you wonder which is the front and which is the rear end.
We have seen Cybertrucks riding on massive Forgiato wheels before. For instance, on April 1 – it wasn't a Fools' Day prank – we reported about the Los Angeles, California-based forged wheel experts came up with an outrageous display: the Tesla pickup truck riding on 30-inch aftermarket steelies, splitting the internet into those who hated and those who loved it.
And we have seen color-shifting wraps covering the next-to-impossible stainless steel body of the Cybertruck. Back in February, it was unlike anything that we had ever seen. And it was out of this world for everyone who laid eyes on it.
It is not like you can just pass by a Cybertruck covered in a glaring wrap, just casually sitting in front of the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, which glares in the sun just as much, without staring or grabbing your phone to take some shots of the contraption while the cameramen that are trying to shoot a video are doing pretty much the same thing.
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No wonder the video team had to change location, in an attempt to get rid of the curious onlookers. The spectrum-wrapped Cybertruck was the creation of T Sportline, a Tesla aftermarket customization shop that has been rolling out Tesla-badged customized Cybrtrucks in the most head-turning colors.
Things went even further with a Cybertruck owner who made his vehicle "rust" on purpose. "My wife is going to hate it!" he anticipated. And he was probably right.
And now, we are face to face with this. Not only is it lifted on massive 30-inch Fogiatos, but it is also wrapped in a color-shifting armor that makes people wonder "Where did this UFO come from?"
The car puts on quite a show, with the lights going on and off and the windows going up an down.
While driving, the wrap, which is pretty much a color-shifting mirror, throws reflections on everything around while looking like a rainbow on wheels.
And when you think that everything started with Tesla Cybertrucks wrapped in either gloss or matte white and black… Now, even Tesla offers factory wraps in no fewer than 11 colors. They also started with white and black.
The most daring Tesla shop color paint films are Rose Gold, Satin Crimson Red, and Satin Abys Blue, all available for $6,500. However, most aftermarket customization shops offer the wrapping service for about half that price.
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