Tesla Cybertruck Gets an Interior Makeover, It's the World's First

Tesla has come up with several wraps that would put a less boring more interesting mask on the body made entirely from stainless steel, which is next to impossible to paint. The Satin Stealth Black and Satin Ceramic White were the first available shades, and the Slip Grey, Satin Abyss Blue, and Satin Rose Gold showed up subsequently.

Customers who want their Cybertrucks wrapped in grey, black, or white have to pay $6,000. Those who would rather have them covered in Blue or Rose Gold have to pay $6,500.

However, some of the customers who have already had their Cybertrucks delivered wanted something more, something to match the unconventional, futuristic design of the EV. So they have gone for the craziest of wraps.

We have already seen the model wearing the eye-catching Midnight Purple, a tone that seems black in the dark, but goes purple under direct sunlight.

We have recently reported about a Cybertruck wearing Ferrari Red, and the wrap seemed to match the personality of what might be a workhorse with supercar credentials.

We have also seen another one going for Miami Blue, which was a very summer-ish shade of turquoise that is surely going to turn heads in traffic. The model was customized by the Florida-based shop OCDetailing that seems to have become one of the aftermarket customization experts for the Cybertruck for the past few months.

There was also one playing the part of the DeLorean DMC-12 from the "Back to the Future" blockbuster. The two have the stainless steel body in common, but no matter how you look at them, the Cybertruck dwarfs the DMC-12.

And then, there was the insane Cybertruck residing in Texas and wearing horns drilled into its hood. It is, however, far from being the first Tesla wearing the 'it's a Texas thing' horns.

Green, blue, red, you name it, we have seen it all, including the spectrum-wrapped Cybertruck that caused a commotion in front of the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, when the T Sportline team that was trying to film it had to change location several times in order to get rid of the curious eyes.

The same firm now has come up with the world's first customized interior for the Tesla Cybertruck. The cabin of the EV is covered in vapid shades of grey and black, with nothing to write home about.

The vehicle wears super gloss metallic film with a golden flake. The team also changed the stock wheels with their own fully-forged 22-inch units CT7 with Falcon all-terrain tires. The Cybertruck also received a window 3M tint everywhere to keep the heat out of the cabin. A cabin that has just become the world's first customized interior.

Gone are the grey-ish, black-ish, white-ish, boring-ish shades of the stock Cybertruck. The owner wanted something that would make him happy when getting behind the wheel. So, he went for Bordeaux leather. The T Sportline team reupholstered all seats and door cards, plus the lower dashboard panel, contrasting with the black Alcantara headliner.

At the end of the day, it is a matter of taste and, if you pay $120,000 to be one of the first customers to get their hands on the Cybertruck, feeling good on board is a must.