Mansory unveils Elongation, a forged-carbon Tesla Cybertruck makeover

Mansory has unveiled a new take on the customized Tesla Cybertruck, dubbed Elongation. Executed by the tuner’s U.S. division, it diverges from a similar build shown earlier. The makeover delivers a thoroughly reworked exterior aimed squarely at grabbing attention.

The body drops its signature stainless-steel panels in favor of forged carbon, a Mansory calling card. The transformation spans the front bumper, flared arches, side skirts, and rear diffuser. At the back, it adds a dual spoiler and an extra brake light, while an illuminated Mansory logo appears on the hood.

The pickup rides on Mansory-branded wheels, gains a roof-mounted LED light bar, and new mirror housings. There’s also a decorative element that visually extends the glazing, reinforcing the model’s more aggressive character.

Inside, available information points to a cabin that remains close to a standard Cybertruck, finished in black with white contrast stitching. Unlike past projects, the interior skips bright accents.

Elongation serves as another reminder of how tuning can recast production EVs into image-driven statements. Reaction on social media has been mixed, but the build once again drew attention to Mansory. The aesthetic clearly leans toward spectacle over subtlety—very much in line with the brand’s playbook—and that coherence is what makes the package hang together.