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Tesla's Futuristic Cybertruck Gets a Living Module More Expensive Than the Car Itself

20.04.2026 06:31 1 min 1 source РУС
e15.cz CES
Tesla's Futuristic Cybertruck Gets a Living Module More Expensive Than the Car Itself
Original source: e15.cz

The American startup CyberLandr has introduced a living module for the Tesla Cybertruck electric pickup, converting it into a motorhome. The module, priced at $49,995, is more expensive than the base vehicle ($39,900) and includes a kitchen, sleeping areas, a bathroom, a TV, and is powered by rooftop solar panels.

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Tesla's Futuristic Cybertruck Gets a Living Module More Expensive Than the Car Itself

20.04.2026 e15.cz CES Original source

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