Inside £135k luxurious trailer designed to dwell together with your Tesla Cybertruck
Live the high life with your Tesla Cybertruck in this swanky new trailer.
For a cool £135k ($175k), you can snag yourself the CyberTrailer, an RV-style mobile home that’s been crafted to pair perfectly with Elon Musk’s edgy ride, letting up to five people live the dream off-grid.
The brainchild of Santa Barbara’s Living Vehicle, this trailer morphs into six different layouts depending on what you fancy.
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Switch up the main area into a cosy bedroom and bunk space for four grown-ups and a nipper, or transform it into a chill-out zone with plush recliners and a banging theatre system. Fancy taking your electric bikes and gear on the road?
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It converts into a toy-hauler garage, too.
Not just for play, there’s a dining spot for five and a two-person mobile office kitted out with Starlink internet talk about working remotely!
At the back, you’ve got a fold-out patio with a full solar awning that not only gives you shade but also soaks up the sun’s energy.
This patio isn’t just for lounging; it doubles as a ramp, improving accessibility and making it easy to lug around your electric bikes, off-road vehicles, and all your adventure kit.
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Going off-grid doesn’t mean roughing it, thanks to top-notch self-sufficiency systems like solar power, tech that pulls water right out of thin air, and nifty water recycling.
Living Vehicle’s boss Matthew Hofmann said: “The CyberTrailer isn’t just about going off-grid; it’s about bringing everything that defines your journey – bikes, boards, kayaks, and more.”
“Because when you’re fully equipped, there are no limits to where your passions can take you.”
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Living Vehicle has announced that the starting price for their futuristic CyberTrailer is a whopping £135k ($175k), with production set to kick off in 2025.
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