Tesla Cybertruck modifications with magnet kits offer an innovative solution to wrap fatigue. ... since the stainless steel on the Cybertruck has a lower iron content,” he explained.

Before this neodymium-iron-boron magnet came along in 1984, electric motors, generators, audio speakers, hard-disk drives, and the like had to make do with pricey samarium-cobalt magnets.

The company says it is still finalizing the product, and while exact pricing has not been set, the company is aiming for a price point around $2,000, far less than the $4,500 Tesla charges to wrap ...

Even so, CybertruckCovers recommends pre-treating with an iron remover (that’s a thing?) or sealant and periodically removing the covers to wash the truck. In case you missed it: Tesla ...

Excuse us, we have some kitchen utensils that we need to take for a walk.) Even so, CybertruckCovers recommends pre-treating with an iron remover (that’s a thing?) or sealant and periodically removing ...