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Man has turned his Tesla Cybertruck into one big Pikachu Pokémon wrap with entire truck covered in yellow
Last updated on Oct 31, 2026 at 10:04 AM (UTC-4)
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The Tesla Cybertruck is already one of the most distinctive vehicles on the road, but one owner has found a way to make it even harder to miss with a yellow Pikachu Pokémon wrap.
The Pokémon makeover has transformed the iconic EV pickup into a bright yellow tribute to one of the franchise’s most recognizable characters.
The custom wrap features Pikachu artwork across the truck’s exterior, giving the futuristic vehicle a playful new personality.
And it has certainly caught people’s attention, including Tesla Owners Silicon Valley.
A Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says He Had To Sell His Plasma Hundreds Of Times To Afford a Cybertruck – He Adds, “Now My Dad Wants To Get Rid Of His Chevy Silverado 1500 and Get a Cybertruck.”
Cayden, a Cybertruck owner from Oregon, says he took difficult steps, such as selling his plasma hundreds of times, to improve his finances to the point where he can now afford a Cybertruck.
He says he fell in love with the Cybertruck as soon as it was unveiled back in 2019, but his financial situation meant he couldnât afford it when deliveries began in late 2023.
Meanwhile, Cayden says he sold plasma hundreds of times, among other measures to improve his financial situation.
He explains that this wasnât just to buy the Cybertruck; he was also trying to improve his overall financial situation, including paying off student loans, moving to a new state, and having a child.
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Tesla Cancels Cybertruck in Two Countries: An Omen for the Vehicle's Future?
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The Tesla Inc Cybertruck has significantly underperformed compared to initial projections set by CEO Elon Musk. Recent quarterly results show dismal numbers, and things could get worse for the company's unique-looking electric pickup truck.
The Cybertruck was only available for residents of the U.S. for many years. Consumers in other markets who wanted the EV truck have had to reserve their place in line for the eventual launch in more international territories.
Excited reservation holders in Australia and New Zealand recently had their hopes crushed.
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