Modus is set to showcase its award-winning 2024 Tesla Cybertruck build at the Electrify Expo 2025 season finale in Arlington, Texas. The event, occurring November 15-16 at Globe Life Park, highlights the company's innovative 48V audio system technology for electric vehicles. This follows Modus's recent win of the Best Vendor Vehicle award at the Long Island expo.
The Electrify Expo 2025 season finale takes place November 15-16 at Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. Modus, a premium car audio technology brand under DSP Solutions, will exhibit and demonstrate its award-winning 2024 Tesla Cybertruck build during the event. Announced from Oxnard, California, on November 10, 2025, the showcase builds on Modus's success at previous expos.
Modus recently earned the Best Vendor Vehicle award at the Electrify Expo on Long Island, New York. The company has drawn large crowds at 2025 events in Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, and Long Island, where attendees experienced the Cybertruck demo. "During the 2025 Electrify Expos in Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, and on Long Island, Modus has become a featured stop that drew big crowds as attendees wanted to experience our Cybertruck demo," said Jason Digos, Modus Senior Sales Trainer. "Once inside the Cybertruck, they were blown away as they didn’t realize such a high-end and powerful audio system can be integrated into today’s complex electric vehicles. We are excited for attendees in Texas to live this experience, as well."
The Cybertruck installation features Modus’s revolutionary 48V audio system technology, marking a significant advancement in mobile audio integration with electric vehicles. It achieves industry firsts using the innovative PREACT™ current-averaging technology, which operates directly on Tesla’s 48V DC electrical system. This setup delivers 6,000 watts (RMS) of audio power without requiring voltage inverters or additional batteries, enabled by the patented PREACT technology in the new Mezzo amplifier line.
Electric vehicles provide silent cabins and abundant electrical power, offering opportunities for immersive, audiophile-grade sound systems that combustion engines could not match. "Consumers are often wary of adding or altering audio components in Teslas and other EVs because of their sophisticated electrical systems, but we are educating them that the technology is available today to do so safely and effectively," Digos concluded.
Modus specializes in audio solutions combining cutting-edge technology with superior sound quality. DSP Solutions, its parent company, focuses on transforming in-vehicle entertainment for automotive, power sports, and marine markets.