CyberLandr Turns Your Cybertruck into an RV with Starlink

Cyberlandr with StarLink Not a Tesla App
Cyberlandr with StarLink
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CyberLandr is selling an extractable camper for the Cybertruck. This isn't just a felt-covered, pop-up tent. It's essentially a mini-RV that telescopes out of the Cybertruck's bed.

It has the ability to become a living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and even an office, utilitizing the same space inside of the RV by moving certain elements around.

The kitchen includes a sink, faucet with voice controls, counter top and an induction cooktop for cooking.

You can comfortably relax in the living room with it's 32" TV and a reclining seat. It even includes surround sound.

When it's a bedroom, the seats transform into a queen-size bed that is at counter-height, allowing for additional room underneath. This additional room can be used to sleep an additional adult or a couple children.

The bathroom includes radiant heating and a shower that recirulates water with a four-stage filter, allowing you to take longer showers with less water.

Cyberlandr Kitchen Not a Tesla App
Cyberlandr Kitchen

You can also use it as an office with it's included SpaceX's Starlink satellite dish for high-speed internet service.

Electricity is provided by the solar panels on top of the roof which supply the RV with electricity. They can even be used to charge the Cybertruck.

The Cybertruck has yet to into mass production, but the camper is already doing extremely well, having just hit 50 million in pre-orders.

The camper folds into itself for travel. Then, when you get where you're going, you can open it up, and it's a camper. It fits snugly down in the Tesla Cybertruck bed while traveling, and it expands to become a camper once the Cybertruck reaches its destination.

Cyberlandr Bedroom Not a Tesla App
Cyberlandr Bedroom

Because it folds so nicely into the Cybertruck bed, it doesn't cause much air resistance while traveling so the Cybertruck's electric range is somewhat preserved, with Cyberlandr claiming just a 5% reduction in range.

It's a great idea for the Cybertruck, and it's also a great idea for other pickup trucks, although it doesn't come cheap with $50,000 price tag.