Tesla Cybertruck 2.0 Concept: Revamped, Refined, & Ready to Roll

Get ready for the Cybertruck 2.0, a vision crafted by the automotive maestro, Dejan Hristov—possibly still eagerly awaiting his own Cybertruck delivery. Now, let’s talk redesign. The first iteration was as divisive as a family dinner discussion, and even Elon Musk admitted it was a manufacturing nightmare. The 2.0 version ditches the “bulletproof fortress” aesthetic, embracing smoother lines over sharp angles. Musk aimed to break the pickup design monotony, and Hristov’s take does just that with curves that scream “iconic.” Yet, those milder curves give it a polished finish, steering clear of looking like the prize at the bottom of a cereal box.

Hristov’s redesign maintains the cyberpunk vibe but with a refined silhouette. Edge-lines persist, accompanied by LED-strip headlights and taillights that keep the cyber-ish aesthetic intact. The metal used has evolved, bending into 3D curves and even sporting embossed Tesla logos. Either Tesla figured out a way to tame their space-grade metal or Musk chose a more manageable material while maintaining that rugged strength. Aesthetically, it’s a move that harmonizes with current technologies.

And what’s a Cybertruck without its trusty sidekick? Enter the redesigned Cyberquad, snug in the truck’s bed. Borrowing from sports bikes, it rocks a tank-shaped form and mirrors its four-wheeled companion with a matching paint job.

Now, the truck bed—it’s not just for hauling. Ideal for camping, tailgating, or storing the Cyberquad, it comes with a shutter like the original. But look up! The Cybertruck’s windscreen now stretches all the way to the back, offering a jaw-dropping vertically panoramic view. Who wouldn’t want to camp with that backdrop?

Color options, folks! A departure from the monochrome original, Hristov envisions a Cybertruck that blends into Tesla’s color spectrum. Goodbye, stainless steel rawness; hello, stunning color palette! The Cyberquad joins the party, embracing the chromatic diversity.

Wait, there’s more. Hristov drops a bomb—an automotive frunk! Opening like a drawer, it’s a departure from the traditional upward-popping hoods. A sleek retractable spoiler, a front panel revealing windshield wipers, and rear-view cameras that ditch the old-school mirror contribute to the final touch.

But hold your horses, petrolheads. As dazzling as the Cybertruck 2.0 is, reality check—Musk’s delivery promises have been as elusive as Bigfoot. The official word is deliveries commence at the end of November, but details on units and pricing remain as mysterious as Area 51. The trucks are hitting showrooms, though, so perhaps the wheels are finally in motion. Buckle up, folks; it’s a Cybertruck rollercoaster.