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Tesla Cybertruck Cybertruck Dual Motor

EXPECTED FROM 2022
Infamous launch aside (RIP Tesla glass department), the Cybertruck is an EV that you could take with you when Musk finally colonises Mars. With the Cybertruck Dual Motor you get 301 miles of range, acceleration of 0-60mph in 6.4 seconds, and a top speed of 19.9mph. Oh, and it’s boosted up to AWD too, so you’ll get even better handling. Despite its outlandish or fantastically futuristic design, this electric pick-up truck is a key contender in the future of this sort of car. And we can’t stop staring.

Give us a call on 020 8012 8190 to make a pre-order and be one of the first in the UK to drive one.

Features

The Mad Max features of the Cybertruck
EVs may be the next generation car, but the Cybertruck Dual Motor takes this to the extreme. We bet it could even take on Jean-Claude Van Damme driving a Ford F-150. And win. If you want to get down more into the nitty gritty of its specs and features, then drop a note or give us a call on 020 8012 8190.
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Specifications

Hang on a quick spec Like the Bollinger B2 and Rivian R1T, the Cybertruck is paving the way for a new era of electric pickup trucks. But it’s a Tesla, so it’s a game-changing game-changer. And we can’t bloody wait.

4.5 sec

0 - 62 MPH

£0.06

Cost Per Mile

£18

Full Charge (Fill-Up)

300mi

Range (WTLP)
Design

Hey good lookin’

See, you can have brains and beauty. EV innovation didn’t just stop at performance and tech. Admire the view through a panoramic sunroof. Marvel at boot space. Or swoon at the aerodynamic sculpting.

  • Exterior

    Back to the Future design
    We’re not gonna lie, we love the DeLorean-meets-doorstop styling of the Cybertruck. From its shiny stainless steel exoskeleton to its brooding spartan interior, it’s so fabulously 80s we’ve already dug out our shoulder pads again.

  • Storage

    So. Much. Storage.
    Cybertruck’s exterior storage beats rival Ford Ranger with a max capacity of c. 1,587kg and 100 cubic feet of space. And that’s not including the room under the second-row seats. Put that into your combustion tail pipe and smoke it.

  • Seats

    RSVP required
    Family, friends and even your old Primary school teacher will want a ride. 6 roomy seats are divided into two rows, with the middle front and second row able to fold flat for more space. You’d better draw up that guest list.

  • Accessories

    One big toy box
    If the Cybertruck isn’t enough to satisfy your kid-ult dreams, there’s a matching e-ATV: Cyberquad. Ride the pull-out ramp into the truck, where the Cyberquad fits snuggly. You can even plug it in to charge directly from the trunk.

  • Wing mirrors

    Mirror, Mirror?
    The Tesla Cybertruck doesn’t have external side mirrors, just like the Audi e-Tron. The prototype suggests that they have been replaced instead with cameras hidden in the fenders above the wheels, with interior displays.
Safety

Almost too safe

The Cybertruck isn’t just wicked fast, it’s wicked safe too. Jam-packed with safety features, it's stupidly simple to drive and park. And most importantly, they make it kinda difficult to crash too.

  • Exterior

    Made for the school run
    The Tesla Cybertruck is made of the same material as Musk’s SpaceX Starships: ultra-hard 30x cold-rolled stainless steel. It can even withstand 9mm rounds being shot at it, making the morning drop-off even safer.

  • Windows

    The windows are... smashing
    Infamous launch aside, the Cybertruck’s windows are actually darn strong. Made of “Tesla Armor Glass”, its ultra-strong polymer-layered composite can absorb and redirect massive force. Apparently.

  • Air suspension

    Float on air
    With an onboard air compressor, the Cybertruck’s adjustable air suspension can raise or lower this beast of an electric truck by four whole inches, giving a ground clearance of up to 16”. Oh, and it has self-levelling capabilities too.
Technology

Combustion bustin’ tech

The Cybertruck is so much more than top-line specs. Just because it’s electric doesn’t mean compromising on performance or cool innovative tech. Check these little beauties out.

  • Towing

    Tow your jet
    Should you wish to take your helicopter or small private jet on a road trip, you can; the Cybertruck has a towing capability of up to 14,000 lbs. That’s in line with its combustion competitors like the Ford F series.

  • Offroading

    Well off the beaten path
    Forget the Ford Raptor for your off-road adventures. The Tesla Cybertruck has an insane 35-degree approach and 28-degree departure angle, with a super ground clearance of 16 inches. Bloody hell.

Savings

Save the world and your wallet
Aside from cleaning up the air and giving you an incredible driving performance, EVs also save you loads a month. Drop us a note or call us on 020 8012 8190 and see how much driving the Tesla Cybertruck Dual Motor will save you. We’ll calculate all your savings and configure a bespoke lease price – without any pressure or salesy business.

ELECTRIC CAR SALARY SACRIFICE

Drive your motoring costs in half

The Government want you to drive electric as much as we do. Which is why they’re encouraging businesses and their employees to switch to an electric vehicle by offering a tax-efficient way to pay for an EV lease through your business: Salary Sacrifice.

Not only do you save on VAT, but on income tax and National Insurance as well – plus, it’s HMRC compliant too. Salary Sacrifice is literally designed to help you, your business and your employees save money and drive an exceptional car at the same time.

Check out Salary Sacrifice
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Fuel Savings

Spend 75% less on fuel
Forget big bills at the petrol station. The only cost of filling up your electric vehicle is the electricity you use to charge your EV battery. Costing an average of £0.03 a mile, you can save up to 75% in fuel costs alone, every month. Bet your combustion SUV doesn’t give you a full tank and change from a tenner.

GOVERNMENT GRANT

So, it's like free money?
Too good to be true? Nope. The Government want you to drive an electric vehicle as much as we do. They’re lopping off up to £2,500 of the OTR price of every new electric car (that costs up to £35,000), which lowers the lease price. Oh. And they'll even give you a grant for installing a home-charger too.

ULEZ & CONGESTION CHARGE

No ULEZ or Congestion Charge
Driving through London and other city centres is getting expensive. But not if you switch to an electric vehicle. Forget paying the £12.50 ULEZ fee (expanding to the North and South Circular from October 2021) and the £15 Congestion Charge. If you drive electric, it’s free. Lovely.

Next Steps

Soooo, now what?
We’re here to make switching to electric simple and fun. Let’s chat about how awesome the Tesla Cybertruck Dual Motor is (and all our other cars while we’re at it) and we can calculate your exact savings as well as come up with a personalised lease price. Go on, give us a bell on 020 8012 8190 and we'll sort you out.
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