Cybertruck Solar Wrap: $10K for 15 Extra Miles

Rahul Somvanshi

Sunflare Solar crafted a $10,000 flexible solar wrap for Tesla Cybertruck that adds 12-18 miles of daily driving range without plugging in.

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The solar wrap uses CIGS cells generating 1.5 kilowatts of power under ideal conditions.

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In 2017, Elon Musk had Tesla engineers explore solar integration, later announcing Cybertruck solar roof plans for 15 miles daily range.

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The wrap package includes a 5-kilowatt battery inverter and comes backed by a 15-year warranty.

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Flexible solar cells cover Cybertruck's metal exterior, designed for power generation during off-grid adventures.

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The solar wrap risks compromising Cybertruck's famous stainless steel durability, raising concerns about damage during outdoor use.

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Vehicle-mounted solar panels face efficiency challenges compared to fixed home installations due to constantly changing angles.

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The $10,000 system provides independent power generation capabilities for the Cybertruck.

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The technology shows evolving solar integration in vehicles, though practical benefits depend on individual usage and sunlight conditions.

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