Tesla's Cybertucks Can Be Turned Into A Halo Razorback For $2,700
thegamer.comIt's been four years since we started making jokes about Tesla's Cybertruck and now the unique vehicle is finally starting to appear in the wild. Between looking like something you might drive in an early PS1 game and the want of Tesla to make games playable from inside its cars, it makes sense that a lot of people look at the Cybertruck and think of video games. That's likely why a company called SS Customs is making Cybertrucks look like Halo's Razorbacks.
The madeover Cybertruck has been going viral on social media, and SS Customs is the company responsible for turning a Cybertruck into something that would look more at home on Reach than the streets of California. While there's no turret for your co-pilot to man sticking out of the top, the iconic Halo green has been applied to the Cybertruck's shell with black detailing throughout finishing the look to make it look as much like a Razorback as possible.
Between looking like there'd be no survivors if it were involved in a serious accident and that disastrous public test where Elon Musk threw a metal ball through the vehicle's armored glass, it pains me to pay the Cybertruck a compliment. There's no denying that making it look like something Master Cheif might drive is a fantastic use for it. Yes, it might catch fire and lock the doors trapping you inside, but who cares when you'll look this cool as it happens?
If you own a Cybertruck and you'd prefer it look like a Razorback than a sharp and shiny silver box, you will need to visit SS Customs to make that happen. Since Cybertrucks cost in the region of $80,000, I'm assuming anyone who owns one won't have much of a problem paying an extra $2,700 to give it this custom paint job. As more and more Cybertrucks venture out into the world, make yours stand out by turning it into a Razorback.
If you don't have a Cybertruck or the $80,000 you'll need to buy one but you'd still like something unique and Xbox-themed, it's not too late to bag a one-of-a-kind X-Men
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