The Mansory studio was finalized by Tesla Cybertruck. An electric pickup got a carbon fiber body kit, 26-inch wheels and a completely broken interior. Of course, this is only one of the customization options, and customers have the opportunity to choose colors, finishing materials and other things.
Mansory studio has developed a comprehensive tuning program for Tesla Cybertruck. It is called Elongation (stretching), although neither stretch nor lengthen the electric car, of course, will not. In essence, everything will be reduced to the installation of a body kit made of pressed carbon fiber, and the details can be left as it is or painted in any color. The package includes both bumpers, side skirts, extravagant pads with wheel arches and two separate spoilers in the feed in the style of Ferrari FXX K.
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In addition, tuners will install 26-inch wheels with tires with a dimension of 315/40 and completely drop the salon. In a demonstration car, it is made in black and white colors with contrasting inserts and carbon fiber. In general, we take any of the Mansory projects-from Rolls-Royce Cullinan to Lamborghini Urus-and see the plus minus the same thing.
The only thing that remains untouched is the power plant. In truth, there is no data on the source car, but suppose that this is the top execution of CyberBeast, equipped with a three -engine system with a combined dedication of 857 horsepower and 1396 nm of torque. In the stock, such a Cybertruck can accelerate to 60 miles per hour (97 km/h) in 2.6 seconds, the maximum speed is 210 kilometers per hour.
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