Rust Wrap : This Tesla Cybertruck Looks Like A Car That Has Been Abandoned In A Barn For A Decade

This Tesla Cybertruck with a rust wrap looks like a car that has been abandoned in a barn for a decade.

The all-electric Tesla Cybertruck pickup truck is already a head-turner with its unique design.

Deliveries of Tesla’s long-awaited Cybertruck finally began in November 2023, nearly four years after its reveal.

The most powerful Tesla Cybertruck, dubbed the Cyberbeast, starts at $99,900, has 845-horsepower.

Cyberbeast has a range of 320 miles on full charge and 440 miles with extender battery.

A Tesla owner has given their Cybertruck a rust wrap to make it standout from the crowd even though the all-electric pickup truck is already a head-turner with its unique design.

The rust wrap no doubt makes the Cybertruck look like a car that has been abandoned in a barn (or garage) for over a decade even though the delivery of the all-electric pickup truck only began late last year.

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Pictures of the Cybertruck, shared by Tesla, was captioned with : “Someone just gave their Cybertruck a rust wrap. Why does it look so cool ? ?”

But, would give your car a rust wrap?

While this rust wrap may not be a go to for many Tesla Cybertruck owners, the Gloss Black wrap, like the one seen on Timaya’s luxury pickup truck, looks pretty amazing.

Timaya’s Tesla Cybertruck with Gloss Black wrap

Tesla Cybertruck

The deliveries of Tesla’s long-awaited Cybertruck electric pickup truck finally began on November 30th 2023, nearly four years after its reveal by CEO Elon Musk.

The most powerful Cybertruck, dubbed the Cyberbeast starts at $99,900. The 845-horsepower Cyberbeast has a range of 320 miles on full charge and 440 miles with extender battery. Its powertrain allows a 0-60 mph in 2.6 seconds.

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