Tesla recently released a video featuring five Cybertrucks putting on a synchronized light show. While the exact reason for this display isn’t clear, the red-lit frunks and bright white front lights give a festive feel. Lasting 100 seconds, the lights pulse and flash in various patterns to a music track called “The Arrival.”
In the video description, Tesla playfully suggests gathering five friends with Teslas to replicate the show, though people might have other priorities, like watching TV. Tesla explained that the five vehicles’ animations are uniquely coordinated to create a unified performance.
The light show design was created by HVpad, an independent designer specializing in custom light shows for Tesla vehicles, and can be run on any Tesla that supports the light show feature. More details are available on GitHub.
This Cybertruck light show comes shortly after the launch event for the all-electric pickup at Giga Texas in Austin, where Elon Musk handed over the first units to buyers. The Cybertruck, introduced in 2019, faced several delays, pushing its release to last month, with full-scale production anticipated by 2025.
In other Cybertruck updates, Elon Musk reiterated his vision of a Cybertruck capable of floating on water. He mentioned that Tesla plans to offer a modification package that would allow the vehicle to travel at least 100 meters on water, mainly by enhancing the cabin door seals.