Inspired by Cybertruck, car owners use Tesla Model 3 parts to build a "CyberRoadster" sports car.

CTOnews.com, March 20 (Xinhua)-- A Tesla owner has created a very cool electric car DIY project. The idea of this project is simple: what happens if you combine a supercar with an Cybertruck? You'll get a two-seater CyberRoadster.

Tesla owner David Andreyev, who plans to build a next-generation Cybertruck-inspired Roadster out of a scrapped Model 3 Performance, has broken the Model 3 Performance into pieces, but has not yet touched the motor or battery. According to CTOnews.com, in addition to the parts of the Model 3 Performance, CyberRoadster also uses parts from other Tesla models, such as the front bumper from the new Model S. A recent video shows that the rear bumper of the project car will also come from the new Model S.

At present, the body structure of the car is almost complete, but Andreyev still has a long way to go to complete this project, and CyberRoadster will take more time to complete, so look forward to it.