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In the last few months we have seen many Tesla cybertruck replicas. But a really useful one has not yet been included. But that changes with this cybertruck camper. It is built by Ivan Zheltonogov and can even be hung on a real Tesla Cybertruck. But even for people who don't want to buy a cybertruck or who can't afford it, the cybertruck camper may be worth a look. Because it can also be hung on a Model X or Model Y at any time. And of course to any other vehicle with a trailer coupling.
Tesla Cybertruck "Camper" Landtraveler
But if you are honest, then the "Landtraveler" is nothing more than a normal camping trailer with a rather futuristic look. It is well equipped with a small kitchen, there is a toilet, a shower, a dining and sleeping area, various cupboards and lots of glass including a skylight. The workmanship looks very high quality and the "Tesla motorhome Cybertruck by Ivan Zheltonogov" is definitely an eye-catcher.
Of course that had not happened yet!
tuningblog has many more news around the topic Camping and RV at the beginning. Do you want to see them all? Just click HERE and look around. Our focus is especially on converted Campers & mobile homes. That means you will find fewer reports on classic standard motorhomes, but much more we try to introduce specially modified copies that show that the subject Tuning is represented in the camping & RV scene. Following an excerpt of the last campers and campers:
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2021 Winnebago Solis and Travato Camper Vans!
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Winter camping: 13 tips for a winter holiday in a motorhome!
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2021 Terra Oasis camping trailer from InTech!
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Tesla Cybertruck "Camper" Landtraveler
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