Cybertruck owners ready to move past the factory wheels and their plastic aero covers now have a fresh option that fills the wheel wells with something more substantial. Unplugged Performance built the CYBRDISC as a full-face forged wheel that draws its pattern from 1970s vinyl records and the solid disc designs once found on luxury cars. The result gives the truck a retrofuturistic presence that ties into its angular stainless steel body without fighting it.
Small plastic heads modeled after famous faces now sit inside some Tesla vehicles on roads in China. Shoppers find versions of soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo and other celebrities listed as dashboard decorations or travel companions. Prices range from around ten dollars for basic models up to forty dollars for more detailed ones. The heads measure roughly the size of a large ping pong ball or bigger so the camera can focus on them properly.
The searing sun beat down like a sledgehammer on the 3500-foot back straight at the Apex Motor Club, located just outside Phoenix. The two big guns from their previous confrontation arrived, one bearing the emblem of a cutting-edge new-era American hybrid supercar and the other a modified electric sedan built to handle a rough surface like this.
Unplugged Performance has created the Expedition Package, a comprehensive upgrade set for the Tesla Cybertruck. Designed around the more inexpensive dual-motor all-wheel-drive variant, which starts about $70,000, this bundle combines protective pieces, lighting, storage solutions, and access features into a single purchase. At $18,544, the complete package provides a significant savings over purchasing the parts individually.
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When it comes to cargo room, drivers who like their Tesla Model S frequently run into a brick wall. Nikita Chuicko, a well-known automotive designer known as Kelsonik, viewed this as an opportunity. His interpretation on the car, a long-roof station wagon with performance but plenty of accommodation, is extremely interesting.