Jimmy Vosika watched his Tesla Cybertruck get destroyed by a semi truck driver backing into a loading dock. Now the worst part was that driving the Cybertruck away after the initial smash proved to be impossible, as the hit wedged the vehicle against the loading dock.
What happens when you pit every Model S and Model X Performance model against each other in a drag racing showdown? Well, there was only one way to find out, and CarWow was up for the task. First up, we have the 4,629 pound Model S P100D equipped with dual motors that generate a combined 671 hp and 701 lb-ft of torque.
The Tesla Cybertruck rolls off the factory line in stainless steel, so any other colors you see on the street are all either custom wraps or paint jobs, including this satin white example by T Sportline.
Let’s face it, the Tesla Cybertruck was designed to go anywhere, but Hell’s Gate in Moab, Utah is one place most wouldn’t imagine the electric truck going. However, that is exactly where Elon Musk felt it could best showcase its rock crawling abilities.
Zephyr Designz decided to show that the Tesla Cybertruck can be used for more than just utility and thus this hardcore body kit was born. Starting up front, you have ultra wide fenders and a bumper extension that gives the truck a slightly more aggressive stance.