Tesla Cybertruck’s new CYBRNOVA wheels look like they’re built for Mars missions
The Tesla Cybertruck already looks like a spaceship in traffic. Now it’s got wheels to match the sci-fi vibe. Fresh out of Los Angeles, Unplugged Performance just dropped the CYBRNOVA. And it looks ready for take-off at any moment. DISCOVER SBX CARS – The global premium auction platform powered by Supercar Blondie Wheels designed like they’re […] The post Tesla Cybertruck’s new CYBRNOVA wheels look like they’re built for Mars missions appeared first on Supercar Blondie.
The Tesla Cybertruck already looks like a spaceship in traffic.
Now it’s got wheels to match the sci-fi vibe.
Fresh out of Los Angeles, Unplugged Performance just dropped the CYBRNOVA.
And it looks ready for take-off at any moment.
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Wheels designed like they’re bracing for liftoff
Unplugged Performance says the CYBRNOVA wheels were shaped after a supernova – a star exploding in space.
You see it in the nine spokes flaring outward, with a reinforcement ring across the middle that locks the structure together.
It looks dramatic, but it’s not just for show.
The flat face is engineered to be more aerodynamic, cutting down turbulence whether the Cybertruck is hammering down the highway or crawling over rocks.
They’re forged from aerospace-grade 6061-T6 aluminum – the same stuff used in aircraft parts.
Each wheel is rated to carry 3,195lbs, which is more than enough to deal with the Cybertruck’s size and weight.
Hidden behind each spoke are pocket-milled cutouts that shave off material without compromising strength, so the wheels end up lighter than they look.
Pair them with Unplugged’s titanium lug nuts and the setup gets even leaner.
Fitment has been dialed in to the millimeter.
CYBRNOVA only comes in one size – 24×9.5 – and it’s designed specifically for the Cybertruck.
No spacers, no adjustments.
Just a bolt-on set that clears the stock brakes and suspension on every trim, even the top-tier Cyberbeast.
Tire options depend on how you want the truck to look and drive.
The slimmer Nitto Recon Grappler 295/45R24 for efficiency, or the wide 315/45R24s if you want the truck to look like it’s been skipping upper body day.
Satin Black if you want stealth.
Satin Bronze if you’re leaning flash.
Satin Titanium if you want the wheels to disappear into the Cybertruck’s brushed steel panels like they were cast together.
A full set runs $7,195 – steep, but nobody’s buying these because they’re cheap.
The Tesla Cybertruck has never blended it
The whole point of the Cybertruck is that it doesn’t blend. It polarizes.
Some people love it, some people hate it, but nobody ignores it.
The CYBRNOVA wheels crank that volume up.
Deliveries kick off later this month.
Which means by October, you’ll start spotting Cybertrucks rolling around with wheels that look like they were designed for a Mars outpost.
On Earth or off it, nothing else on the road looks quite like this.The post Tesla Cybertruck’s new CYBRNOVA wheels look like they’re built for Mars missions appeared first on Supercar Blondie.
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