Pakistani Engineer Builds Replica of Tesla’s Cybertruck for Rs. 3 Million
In a remarkable display of engineering skill and creativity, Wali Muhammad, a talented artisan from Gujranwala, has successfully crafted a locally made replica of Tesla’s iconic Cybertruck. This project was completed at Mughal Safeguard’s branch on Sialkot Road, Civil Lines, where Muhammad meticulously designed and constructed the vehicle at the request of a client who wanted a car that resembled Elon Musk’s futuristic masterpiece.
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Despite being locally produced, the replica captures the sharp, angular structure and futuristic design that made the original Cybertruck so iconic. The attention to detail is clear, with the entire project costing Rs. 3 million before being delivered to the client.
A Buzz on Social Media: “The Pakistani Tesla”
Once completed, the Pakistani Cybertruck quickly went viral on social media, with users affectionately dubbing it the “Pakistani Tesla.” Reactions ranged from admiration to humor, as people marveled at the ingenuity of the creation.
One user, Saad Qaiser, humorously commented, “Pakistan’s first locally made Cybertruck. Elon Musk, it’s time to open a manufacturing plant in Pakistan.” Another, Khalid Mustafa, added, “Elon Musk, your Cybertruck prototype is roaming the streets of Pakistan. Local engineers have given it a desi twist. Check out this masterpiece.”
Some social media users took a lighthearted approach, joking about the affordability of the replica. One post read, “Jugaad rocked, Elon Musk shocked. The Cybertruck is now available in Pakistan for just $1,000.”
While the original Cybertruck, which starts at $102,000, features cutting-edge technologies like stainless steel armor and armored windows, the Pakistani version offers an affordable and innovative alternative for local car enthusiasts, bringing a touch of Tesla’s futuristic vibe to the streets of Gujranwala.
