Cybertruck shares starry camping post

Tesla's Cybertruck account posted a simple message about camping under the stars on January 10, 2026. The post highlights 'CyberTenting,' suggesting outdoor adventures with the vehicle. It appeared on X at 6:31 PM UTC.

On January 10, 2026, at 6:31 PM UTC, the official Cybertruck account on X shared a brief post: 'CyberTenting under the stars.' This message from @cybertruck evokes images of using the electric pickup for camping, aligning with the vehicle's design features like its spacious bed and potential for outdoor setups.

The post lacks additional details, such as images or specifics on location, but it underscores Tesla's emphasis on the Cybertruck's versatility beyond urban driving. 'CyberTenting' appears to be a branded term for camping with the Cybertruck, possibly referencing accessories or built-in capabilities for stargazing trips.

No further context was provided in the post, keeping the focus on a serene, nature-oriented experience. This update comes amid ongoing interest in the Cybertruck's real-world applications since its launch.

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