Cybertruck

When we covered the Slate pickup/SUV a few weeks ago, we described it as a car looking to “kickstart a revolution.” And boy, did it! In just over two weeks since it was unveiled, the Blank Slate pickup has garnered more than 100,000 reservations.

Billed as the world's slimmest hardshell rooftop tent, the Mars Aeroblade looks to minimize impact on fuel economy while offering robust protection at camp. It measures over 1 inch thinner than the previous thinnest hardshell RTT we covered.

The Tesla Cybertruck has done what very few modern-day vehicles have been able to achieve – become one of the most recognizable cars on the road. However, Tesla has a major issue on its hands: Its angular electric pickup isn't selling in the numbers it had hoped for.

What you're looking at is a one-off, mid-engine, hand-built wedge car fashioned entirely of mirror-polished aluminum. The Peralta S is modeled on a Maserati supercar, just like the original of the 1970s. But here’s the thing: you can’t have it.

Cybertrucks – and their maker Tesla – have had a rough trot of late, and we're not sure this is going to help matters. This pricy job is the work of Germany-based Mansory, a company well-known for its "interesting" custom fitouts of luxury vehicles.

Nothing about the Tesla Cybertruck (or the pickup campers built for it) has made it look like a particularly inviting camping vehicle. Living Vehicle's Cybertrailer changes that, looking like a downright pleasant place to base camp.

The "apocalypse-ready" Cybertruck Sting isn't the prettiest truck, but it promises serious off-grid capability. Along with various grades of armor, the Sting boasts Starlink internet and a jet-fuel generator to fully recharge the drive battery.

Living Vehicle makes some of the most self-sustaining RVs on planet earth, so much so it named its own category - LV, not RV. Now the company is making a trailer to roll behind the Tesla Cybertruck and develop its own energy and potable water.

The Tesla Cybertruck is finally official, and now there's the very first camper to go with it. The self-contained Tesla x Heimplanet Basecamper stays out of the way when driving and inflates into a cozy, convenient camping space on arrival.

It's been just over four years, and the wait is officially over. The Tesla Cybertruck is here and it's already headed out onto Texas roads. It's still big, aggressive, and weird ... and it manages to outdo some of the 2019 hype.

Camp365 is pulling its lightweight, collapsible micro-cabin off the trailer and dropping it in the pickup bed. Its new Model T camper will be light enough for electric trucks, spreading its wings at camp to become a shelter for the whole family.

Earlier this year, Space Campers previewed the "Swiss Army knife" of Cybertruck campers. Its new video shows it wasn't exaggerating. If it actually makes it to production, this truck topper might end up the most versatile micro-camper out there.