Mansory Cybertruck for Jake Paul: what the Elongation build changes inside and out

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Little of the standard Tesla Cybertruck is left on the outside, yet the question that matters most in tuning is still unanswered. Mansory has shown a pickup it says belongs to boxer and blogger Jake Paul, without naming the cost of the project or saying whether the powertrain was touched at all.

The body picked up carbon add-ons, wheel arch extensions, a different rear diffuser with an extra brake light and two separate wing elements. Additional lamps appeared on the roof and in the front bumper, the ride height came down and the factory wheels were swapped. An illuminated Mansory badge sits on the tailgate of the bed.

The cabin is done in blue and white: the seats are trimmed in different colours in pairs, while the dashboard, steering wheel, door cards and pillars are covered in blue Alcantara. Cybertrucks like this one belong to what the atelier calls the Elongation programme — bespoke carbon parts and an interior treatment of its own.

Mansory has built no less extravagant versions of the pickup before — one of them was the Cybertruck fitted with Dubai’s $15 million P7 plate. That car showed such projects sell status first and extra performance second.

Jake Paul’s new truck follows the same logic. The carbon, the lighting and the two-tone interior register instantly, while the power output, the range and what the lowered suspension does to everyday driving stay off the record.