The world's first-ever Tesla Cybertruck in Satin White has just driven out of the wrap shop and it looks amazing! The bright white EV and the one in matte black look like Yin and Yang on wheels.
Tesla delivered the first ten Cybertrucks on November 30. After the official handover event that took place at Giga Texas, the carmaker has been delivering a few more vehicles across the country, all bearing the Foundation Series badge and starting at $120,000. Considering that they all sport the silver stainless steel body and are impossible to paint, the owners started customizing them by wrapping them.
The T Sportline team has already worked on three Cybertrucks that are no older than a month. The first was wrapped in matte black, the second one drove out of their shop wearing gloss black, and the third one is this bright white example.
The model wears the 3M Satin White film which is going to make it stand out in traffic. It is not every day that you see a massive, angular contraption in white. And the customer did not stop at wrapping it in the head-turning white, but also wanted different wheels.
That is why T Sportline fitted it with their own multi-spoke 20-inch wheels with satin black finish and replaced the factory Goodyear tires with all-terrain Falken rubber. The team also painted the brake calipers in Tesla Performance Red, with the 'TESLA' lettering in white, both on the front and rear axle, a design solution that seems to be a world first.
Photo: T Sportline | YouTube
The Satin Black and White Cybertrucks, standing face to face in another video recently uploaded on YouTube, look like Yin and Yang. It is next to impossible to decide which one looks better. The good thing is that none of them is painted. Therefore, changing the looks of one is only going to take a few hours and a few thousand euros.
A few hours and a few thousand euros took for another Tesla Cybertruck owner who decided to wrap his newly delivered EV in military green, making it the world’s first wearing that shade. The model is the star of Our Cyber Life YouTube channel. It is obvious that the matte wraps complement the boxy shape of the Cybertruck. But it doesn’t look bad in gloss black either, as we reported earlier this month.
The first Tesla Cybertruck sporting other color than that of the stainless steel spotted on public roads was the one driven by the company’s chief designer, Franz von Holzhausen, coming out of a cars & coffee event in Santa Monica.
Tesla also offers wrapping options for the pickup trucks, but for the moment, the service is only available in California.
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