24 Cybertruck Wraps That Make Tesla’s Electric Truck Even More Polarizing

With some reports of rusting on the Cybertruck, it was a surprise to see that rapper T.I. went all the way with a completely rusted-out look. Even more surprising, the wrap from Luxe Concepts actually looks fitting and almost like a well-aged patina from surviving an apocalypse.

Before the Cybertruck was released, Tesla was already poking fun at its competitors. This wrap made to look like a Ford F-150 isn’t available anywhere, but it does offer an answer to how the two pickups would look superimposed on top of each other.

Tesla wasn’t just targeting Ford when it came to silly one-off wraps. The Cybertruck has also been spotted disguised as a green Toyota Tundra. We don’t think we’ll see this in an official version anytime soon, but it’s still a fun way to hide the fact that you drive a truck that looks like a PS1 game.

Elon Musk has said the Cybertruck was inspired by Halo, so it was only a matter of time before we saw an on-theme wrap. It’s not based on the classic Warthog from the popular sci-fi shooter series, but the Razorback wrap from SS Customs still looks very appropriate.

Some people see the Cybertruck’s stainless steel frame as a final design, others see a blank canvas. To add some more personality, Signature Customs took a Foundation Series model and gave it a yin-yang look with a honeycomb pattern that’s hard to take your eyes off of.

If you’re tired of seeing fingerprints on your Tesla, you could just go full iridescent like this Cybertruck owner. It’s equal parts trippy and pretty, and it sure beats looking at a raw metal finish with tons of gross smears all over it.

The Cybertruck may not be as high-tech as Iron Man’s armor, but it does share a few similarities. It’s powered by AI thanks to Full Self Driving and it was made by an eccentric billionaire. It’s only fitting to dress the Cybertruck in the Marvel superhero’s iconic metallic red and gold.

Since the Cybertruck already has such an aggressive design, this bomber plane-inspired wrap just takes it up another notch. The EV may not take to the skies, but you’ll still feel like you’re flying when flooring the Cybertruck’s accelerator pedal.

Matte black seems like an obvious choice for the Cybertruck, but this matte white wrap looks just as good and bears a strong resemblance to the Lamborghini Countach. According to Tesla Oracle, New York Giants linebacker Isaiah Simmons reportedly paid around $50,000 for this standout design by Abushi.

It’d be tough to wrap your Cybertruck in this tribute to General Lee from Dukes of Hazzard and not feel compelled to send it off some wild jumps. You might just void your warranty if you do so, but at least the Cybertruck can pull off the same look.

The Cybertruck may don a cyberpunk EV design, but nothing is stopping you from dressing it with a more retro look. For anyone who grew up taking family road trips in the family station wagon with those fake wood panels, this custom wrap serves up a nostalgic hit.

Wrapping any car in chrome or a mirror finish is always risky. And while we wouldn’t put the lives of everyone else on the road at risk, if you absolutely must bling out your Cybertruck in rose gold chrome, now you can. This reflective wrap, paired with oversized 30-inch rims, will seriously turn heads.

You can choose from 11 colors if you get Tesla to wrap your Cybertruck, but this color-shifting wrap from FlexiShield is a lifesaver for the indecisive among us. From one angle, it looks like a deep burgundy, but from another side, it shows a rich orange.

If any EV suits neon LED strips, it’s the Cybertruck. While you can’t stick actual RGB lighting onto the outside of your car, this matte white wrap with reflective tape does a good job at imitating Tron’s iconic polygonal look.

This nostalgic 8-bit makeover of the Cybertruck’s raw exterior makes it feel a lot less aggressive. As great as Super Mario Bros. is, we can’t help but wonder what Tesla’s pickup would look like with a Mario Kart-themed wrap.

Cleveland Browns fans might be used to disappointment, but the team’s color scheme doesn’t let us down when thrown on the Cybertruck. It’s almost like the General Lee design, but with a racing stripe that’s the perfect cherry on top.

Is it obvious that the owner of this Cybertruck — wrapped in the American flag’s red, white, and blue — is proud that Tesla makes these EV pickups in the United States? They’re definitely gonna parade it around on July 4th.

While not exactly the most attractive wrap, this Cybertruck clearly wants everyone on the road (and the grasslands) to know that it is a Cyberbeast model, the most powerful of all the Cybertruck models.

Batman’s Tumbler may be a tank, but if he ever was looking for an electric upgrade, this matte black Cybertruck with adjusted suspension that brings it lower to the ground would make for an excellent Batmobile.

From Cybertruck Owners Club user “themuleman,” comes this Matrix-wrapped Tesla pickup. World’s biggest Matrix and Tesla fan? Themuleman is guilty as charged.

You know how there are holographic trading cards? This “chrome laser electroplated silver” wrap is sort of like that. It shines iridescent colors when the light hits it.

Hailing from the future, it’s only natural that somebody decided to wrap their Cybertruck in a pattern of hexagons as a “nod to Starship and the plasma-protecting heat shields.”

Fans of the iconic jeweler, Tiffany & Co., will love this homage to the company’s signature blue. Created by Kustom Kings, this Cybertruck is done up in Tiffany’s blue inside and out.

The American flag Cybertruck not patriotic and political enough for you? This person went the extra mile to dress up their Tesla pickup with President Donald Trump decals and dubbed it the “Cybertrump.” Tacky, just like the former President of the United States.