Take Your Cybertruck Off-Road for $2,995
The Tesla Cybertruck just got a suspension upgrade that lets it fly over bumps without voiding the warranty — and without touching the factory software
Unplugged Performance has introduced the new CYBRSHOCKS suspension kit for the Tesla Cybertruck, designed to enhance ride comfort and handling without altering the truck’s stock systems.
The California-based tuning shop, known for its Tesla upgrades, developed rear shock absorbers that improve stability and comfort without interfering with the vehicle’s air suspension or software.
The bolt-on kit offers compression and rebound adjustability, providing better control on highways, in city driving, and when towing. Each component is crafted from stainless steel and aluminum, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance.
Priced at $2,995, deliveries are set to begin in late 2025. The CYBRSHOCKS kit is compatible with both dual-motor and Cyberbeast versions of the Cybertruck. It’s aimed at owners who want to boost comfort and performance without sacrificing their factory warranty.
With innovations like this, the Cybertruck gains a new level of freedom: drivers can confidently take their trucks off-road without worrying about warranty issues. At a time when factory setups often limit off-road potential, CYBRSHOCKS brings Tesla one step closer to being a true off-road all-rounder — with the handling of a sports car.
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