If you think the Cybertruck doesn't get enough attention, you need Mansory's new kit

You may never have heard of Mansory, but you should know that it is a German vehicle customisation workshop that has created some of the most striking builds ever seen. The latest of these, under the name “Mansory Elongation“, was built on the basis of Tesla’s Cybertruck, giving the American manufacturer’s electric pickup a much more aggressive look that is certain to turn heads.

As the name “Elongation” suggests, the word refers to the fact that it further increases the dimensions of a vehicle that is already not easy to park in any garage. This Mansory kit for the Cybertruck includes new front and rear bumpers, side skirts, a full front plate, a customised bonnet and enlarged wheel arches. It also adds small rear spoilers, roof-mounted lights, bespoke mirror covers and a decorative panel on the C-pillar with a false air intake.

All these components are made from forged carbon fibre, giving the Cybertruck an imposing and aggressive appearance without adding much weight. The company also offers the option of painting some or all of these parts, although leaving them in the natural carbon finish will probably be the better choice, as they blend perfectly with the vehicle’s stainless steel body.

The final touch of the Mansory kit for the Cybertruck, which gives the vehicle an even greater presence, is a set of huge 26-inch wheels in black, much larger than the 20-inch wheels fitted as standard.

Outside and inside

The interior has not been left out of this customisation kit either. The seats, door trims and floor mats have been given a bespoke upholstery with neon green details, while the driver’s pedals and footrest also feature a carbon fibre finish that matches the exterior perfectly. The steering wheel is now also sportier, with more pronounced grips and green stitching with greater contrast.

Although Mansory has not yet revealed the price of this customisation kit, for anyone who wants to draw even more attention when driving their Cybertruck to pick up the bread, one thing is certain: it will not be cheap. It is therefore an exclusive, limited kit for a select few.

Finally, it should be noted that although, as we said, the exterior components are made of carbon fibre, it is not yet clear how this customisation kit will affect the Cybertruck’s performance. Although most of these components probably have a very limited effect because of their low weight, the larger 26-inch wheels will undoubtedly penalise the range of the electric pickup from Tesla. What we don’t know is to what extent.