The Tesla Cybertruck undoubtedly divides opinions. Those who love it can now count on a trailer inspired by the pickup, but you will need to shell out a good amount of money. The CyberTrailer is the latest creation from Living Vehicle, an American company specializing in RVs and motorhomes.
The proposal is to allow users to live disconnected for a long period. To do this, the motorhome has solar panels that generate energy for the entire trailer and also for the Tesla Cybertruck or another electric car, if necessary.
The brand advertises trailers that allow the user to spend days “off-grid”, that is, completely disconnected. The brand’s motorhomes usually have a sofa bed, television, cooktop stove, refrigerator, mini air conditioning, a full bathroom and kitchen, for example.
If it needs water, the vehicle has a “water generator” that extracts moisture from the air and a “water recycles” system, but they didn’t go into detail about how this water recycling system works.
The motorhome can be controlled wirelessly on an iPad connection and can even be towed by gasoline vehicles, diesel, and other electric ones, of course.
To buy this exclusivity you need to pay at least 175 thousand dollars (R$ 894 thousand), this amount is enough to buy two Cybertrucks in the intermediate version, which cost 80 thousand dollars (R$ 409 thousand). It may seem like a hefty price tag, but the Cybertrailer costs half of the most affordable RV offered by Living Vehicle.
The model is in the pre-sale phase and the first deliveries should start only in 2025.
