Built for any planet. More performance than a sports car. Cyberpunk sensibility. Cybertruck’s extraordinary futuristic design draws inspiration from cyberpunk aesthetics, notably showcased in the movies Blade Runner and The Spy Who Loved Me. Everything about Cybertruck’s exterior, from the angular edges of its exoskeleton to its material and features, distinguishes it from any other truck on the road. Cybertruck’s structural skin is made of Ultra-Hard 30X Cold-Rolled stainless steel, helping protect against dents and dings while offering resistance to long-term corrosion. Boasting a massive cargo bed with nearly 1,700 L of lockable storage, it comes equipped with an electrified tonneau cover that self-locks to create a secure vault. A powered front trunk, capable of carrying up to 200 kg, replaces the engine bay, providing even more storage than conventional trucks. The performance variant, Cyberbeast, accelerates from 0 to 100 kph in just 2.7 seconds. With steer-by-wire and rear-wheel steering, it delivers sports car–level handling and a tighter turning circle than most sedans. Tough enough to go anywhere, Cybertruck’s all-electric design opens a new class of strength, speed, and versatility. The powerful drivetrain and low center of gravity provide extraordinary traction control and torque. Designed for off-road use, the Cybertruck is highly capable in the toughest conditions thanks to four-wheel steering, steer-by-wire, instant torque, adaptive damping, adjustable air springs, and front and rear differential lockers. Its adaptive air suspension, with up to 406 mm of ground clearance, makes millisecond adjustments to tackle sandy dunes or rocky outcrops with ease. Off-Road Mode, included as standard, gives drivers ultimate control by disabling or reducing traction and stability controls, while Baja Mode turns Cybertruck into a precision instrument for high-speed desert driving. As with all Tesla vehicles, Cybertruck receives regular over-the-air software updates, making it better over time. In the future, Tesla will continue to introduce new features, including Full-Self Driving (Supervised), once regulatory approval is granted in the country.