Cyberlandr RV prototype released

[mellow]

I will stick with my Truck Camper.

The company making a $50,000 camper to turn the Tesla Cybertruck into an RV reveals its first prototype as it hits 2,000 preorders

Stream It has unveiled a prototype of its Cyberlandr camper, offering a glimpse of what the finished product might look like.

www.businessinsider.com

 

[begreen]

Boy toyz for the wealthy. The Ford F150 Lightning is more appealing and practical.

 

[semipro]

Boy toyz for the wealthy. The Ford F150 Lightning is more appealing and practical.

Yeah, I've been thinking a lot lately about what a great RV the Lighting might make.

• Frunk gear storage
• AWD
• Camper on the 8 ft. bed (possible in future year's production)
• Solar PV charging
• Small propane generator for emergency charging

 

[begreen]

I had a nice camper on my 6ft bed F150. It was pretty roomy for a camper. On a Lightning that would make the GVW around 4 tons!

 

[semipro]

I had a nice camper on my 6ft bed F150. It was pretty roomy for a camper. On a Lightning that would make the GVW around 4 tons!

I was thinking of one of the lighter popup camper shells like this one: https://fourwheelcampers.com/model/project-m/
Of course, supporting the solar panels on top might be a challenge.

 

[mellow]

Good article from back in May about TC and the Lightning: https://www.truckcampermagazine.com/news/ford-f-150-lighting-for-truck-campers/

As it mentions, I can't wait for an electric F350, or even a hybrid with a 6.7 diesel.

My Lance 1191 would crush that 150

 

[CombatChris]

The Ford F150 Lightning is more appealing and practical.

In what way is it more practical?

 

[begreen]

It provides a proven, popular suspension & body assembly in an overall greatly repackaging. The range is superior and performance is based on decades of experience. Established accessory companies for everything from shocks, to canopies, etc. make it easier to equip and customize the truck using established options.

 

[ABMax24]

$50k for a popup cardboard box with a 32" tv and starlink internet dish, oh and solar panels on the roof?

I'm not opposed to paying that kind of money for an RV, but for that price it better be large enough to live in full time.