There is nothing quiet about the arrival of the Tesla-Mansory Cyberbeast Elongation EVO at Dourado Luxury Cars. Built around Tesla's angular, stainless-steel Cybertruck platform and then reworked by British-founded tuning house Mansory, this 2025 example lands in Al Quoz wrapped in exposed forged carbon fibre and powered by a fully electric tri-motor setup producing 857 horsepower. It is, by any measure, one of the most conversation-starting vehicles to reach our showroom floor this year.
Dourado has built its reputation in Dubai on curating exactly this kind of vehicle - machines that sit outside the mainstream and reward buyers who want something genuinely different. The Cyberbeast Elongation EVO joins a wider showroom that spans everything from British grand tourers to modified German saloons, all of which can be explored across our full luxury cars inventory. For a market as design-literate as the UAE, a vehicle that reimagines an already unconventional platform is a natural fit. Mansory's involvement is significant here, and it is not the tuner's first appearance in our showroom. The house has also reworked a Mercedes-Benz S500 Mansory currently in stock, giving Dubai buyers two very different expressions of the same philosophy: take a capable factory vehicle and push its design, materials and presence considerably further than the manufacturer ever intended.
A Cybertruck Reimagined by Mansory
The starting point for this build is Tesla's Cybertruck Cyberbeast, the range-topping tri-motor variant of the American brand's stainless-steel pickup. Mansory's Elongation EVO programme takes that already unconventional shape and stretches, reshapes and re-clads it, turning a mass-market curiosity into a limited, bespoke statement piece. Where the standard Cybertruck relies on raw, unpainted steel panels for its visual identity, this build layers exposed forged carbon fibre across the body, giving it a woven, technical texture that catches the light very differently under Dubai's sun. It is worth noting exactly what this car is: a fully electric pickup truck, not a saloon or SUV, and Mansory's changes are aimed at reinforcing that identity rather than disguising it. The elongated proportions and aggressive carbon detailing amplify the Cybertruck's already brutalist design language rather than softening it.
Exposed Forged Carbon Fibre and Elongated Design
Forged carbon fibre differs from traditional woven carbon in both look and construction, producing a marbled, almost stone-like pattern rather than a uniform weave. Mansory has used it extensively and visibly across this build, rather than hiding it beneath paint, making the material itself a design feature. Combined with the "Elongation" bodywork changes, the result is a longer, more imposing stance than the standard Cybertruck, with a silhouette clearly engineered to stand apart even in a city as accustomed to exotic metal as Dubai.
For buyers considering the wider Tesla lineage available through Dourado, our Tesla collection page offers a starting point for comparing this heavily modified example against other Tesla-based vehicles in stock.
Tri-Motor Performance: 857 hp
Underneath the carbon bodywork, the mechanical foundation remains Tesla's fully electric tri-motor architecture, here tuned to deliver 857 horsepower. Three electric motors - one at the front axle and two at the rear - allow for the kind of instant, layered torque delivery that has become a hallmark of Tesla's performance models, translated here into a considerably heavier and more visually dramatic package. It is a genuinely unusual proposition: the outright acceleration credentials of a modern EV, wrapped in coachwork more commonly associated with limited-run supercars. Buyers wanting to understand the technical basis of the platform before evaluating Mansory's changes can reference Tesla's own specifications for the Cybertruck range via Tesla's official site, while more detail on Mansory's design and engineering approach to this and other builds is available directly from Mansory's official website.
Dubai's Appetite for Electric Performance
The UAE has moved quickly to embrace high-performance electric vehicles, and Dubai in particular has developed an audience for machines that combine sustainable powertrains with maximalist design. A carbon-bodied, tri-motor pickup fits naturally into a market that already supports some of the world's most ambitious modified vehicles. It is not a subtle car, and it is not intended to be one - it is built for buyers who want their vehicle to be instantly identifiable and unmistakably rare on Sheikh Zayed Road or outside Dubai's leading hotels.
That same appetite for bold, limited-production engineering runs through much of Dourado's current stock, from the G9X Onyx Concept Mirage Edition, a 1-of-1 build, to heavily reworked British grand tourers such as the Bentley Continental GTX II by Onyx Concept.
Placing the Cyberbeast Elongation EVO in Context
Within Dourado's Al Quoz showroom, the Cyberbeast Elongation EVO sits alongside a deliberately varied selection of modified and bespoke vehicles. Buyers researching Mansory's work more broadly can also view the Mercedes-Benz S500 Mansory in person, while those drawn to British coachbuilding will find the Rolls-Royce Phantom SPOFEC / NOVITEC Limited Edition and Bentley Continental GTC Speed equally compelling counterpoints. Each represents a different route to the same idea: a factory platform elevated well beyond its original specification.
Vehicles of this rarity move quickly through serious collector circles, and seeing the Tesla-Mansory Cyberbeast Elongation EVO in person is the best way to appreciate its scale, materials and detailing. We welcome you to visit our Al Quoz showroom, speak with our team via our contact page, or browse the rest of our current stock through the full inventory before making the trip.