Room to get things done
A high roof with standing room, a flat cargo floor, sliding side access, wide-opening rear doors, and multiple body lengths.
CYBERVAN USAAN INDEPENDENT CAMPAIGN · AN AMERICAN AMBITION
Tesla: build the Cybervan. An electric cargo van for the people who keep our businesses moving—designed and built in the USA.

01 / THE ASK
We’re asking Tesla to develop a driver-operated electric cargo van inspired by the Cybertruck.
Real cargo space. A normal steering wheel and pedals. Power for tools. A layout that makes sense when your van is your workshop, your stockroom, and your livelihood.
And one requirement at the heart of the campaign: design and manufacture it in the United States, supporting American workers and domestic suppliers.
This is an independent grassroots proposal. The Cybervan described here has not been announced by Tesla. Features and targets are requests, not confirmed specifications.
INSIDE THE CONCEPT
Original campaign concept artwork. Click either view to see the full image.
02 / WHAT WORK DEMANDS
The capabilities we want Tesla to consider.
A high roof with standing room, a flat cargo floor, sliding side access, wide-opening rear doors, and multiple body lengths.
120V and 240V onboard power for tools and equipment, plus modular shelving and secure equipment mounting points.
A target of approximately 250–300+ miles of usable range, fast charging, rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive options.
Fleet management, a conventional driving position, and a starting-price target accessible to small businesses.
FOR THE PEOPLE WHO SHOW UP
03 / MADE HERE MATTERS
A USA-made Cybervan could connect the needs of local businesses with investment in American manufacturing, workers, and supply chains. Where a work vehicle is made matters to the people who buy it.
04 / HELP BUILD THE CASE
Add your support and tell us what your business needs. Real purchase interest helps build the case for an American-made work van.