The launch of Tesla Cybertruck introduced us to something that we have never seen in the automotive industry. Most Tesla enthusiasts also realized that the revolutionary all-electric pickup truck would not fit in most garages. A new York-based design company Lars Buro recently showed a Tesla Cybertruck-inspired building called Cybunker that serves a lot of uses, including solar-powered storage for the Cybertruck.
In the official LinkedIn page of the design company, it states that the Cybunker was inspired by the news that the Tesla Cybertruck would not fit in the standard 20 x 20 x 20 garage. After deciding against a petition that request for a 16-inch chassis trim, Lars Buro decided to make a garage capable of housing the massive all-electric pickup truck from Tesla. Earlier, Tesla enthusiast Tesla Raj shared a video that shows an augmented reality app equipped to render the dimensions of Tesla Cybertruck in any area.
The Tesla Cybertruck, which measures 231.8 inches, was found to be too massive for his garage. The footage caught the attention of Elon Musk, who said that the length and width of the all-electric pickup truck could be reduced without compromising the utility features or the cabin space.
Tesla Cybertruck inspires design firm’s “Cybunker” off-grid shelter: New York-based design company LARS BÜRO has created a Tesla Cybertruck-inspired building that serves numerous uses, including solar-powered storage for Tesla’s… https://t.co/LkngNUUjXB #Cars #Autos #Automotive — Autotestdrivers.com (@Autotestdrivers) December 15, 2019
"We can prob reduce the width by an inch & maybe reduce length by 6+ inches without losing on utility or aesthetics. Min height is below 75 inches when air suspension set to low. Will post exact number soon."
Lars Buro's Tesla Cybertruck-inspired Cybunker imagines a modular living space that can serve as a storage facility, an apartment, or a commercial space that can be positioned off the grid or situated to any residential area.
"Whether sited on the most remote location, or as a man cave in a suburban lot, Cybunker guarantees a versatile and futureproof system that can be deployed to withstand the toughest demands."
Cyberbunker has a relatively expansive living area and a couple of folding doors that offer an extra 600 square feet of space for equipment and vehicle storage outside of the customary garage. It is made of durable steel and armored glass with the same strength and resilience as the Tesla Cybertruck. It can be used in any kind of environment and provides maximally protective features with wide views via its lateral windows.
