Wybertruck
Open Source based carbon neutral electric DIY kit vehicle.
Wybertruck launched on January 7, 2020 with 3 votes, #1,655 of 3,509 launches that month.
What it does
Wybertruck (Wood + Cybertruck ) is inspired by Tesla's prototype. The frame and body is designed from wood and plywood modules. DIY prefabricated ready to build KD (knock-down) kit will be available @ Amazon or assembled by partners.
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