Self-Aware Tesla Cybertruck Recognizes Itself as a Dumpster | Carscoops

      It appears this Cybertruck might belong to a waste management company that has a great sense of humor.

      A Cybertruck has been wrapped in a dumpster design, featuring graffiti and a raccoon.

      The custom wrap includes a sign highlighting items that are not accepted, such as hazardous materials.

      The license plate reads ‘Dumbstr,’ adding another humorous touch to the dumpster theme.

      It's well-known that the Tesla Cybertruck has often been likened to a dumpster on wheels, so it's no surprise that one bold (or possibly bored) owner in the U.S. has embraced that comparison literally. This particular Cybertruck has been transformed to look like a dirty, graffiti-covered dumpster, and in all honesty, it’s a remarkable piece of trashy design.

      Although the identity of the mastermind behind this creative wrap, which was posted in a Facebook group, remains unknown, the execution is impeccable. Nearly the entire exterior of the Cybertruck is now finished in a deep green, making it appear as though toxic waste is leaking from the bed. The wrap also showcases graffiti on the sides and features a raccoon attempting to get inside.

      To further emphasize the theme, the back of the truck prominently displays a sign listing “items not accepted.” Among the many prohibited items that cannot be loaded into this Tesla's bed are appliances, tires, carpets, mattresses, furniture, batteries, paint cans, hazardous chemicals, oil, and flammable materials. There’s even a small sign for “EM Waste Management,” implying this Cybertruck could be doubling as a work vehicle for a waste management firm.

      Such details add an extra layer of humor to an already ridiculous concept. After all, if you're driving something that resembles a dumpster, you might as well fully embrace the theme.

      But the fun doesn't end there. The dumpster motif continues with the customized license plate saying ‘Dumbstr.’ It's simply brilliant. The Cybertruck's owner has also replaced the unattractive original wheels and plastic hubcaps with a set of more aggressive aftermarket rims paired with wide all-terrain tires.

      While no sane person would mistake this Cybertruck for an actual dumpster, it would certainly be amusing if local raccoons were unable to tell the difference and began congregating outside, attempting to climb into the bed in search of food.