We’ve found something better than the Tesla Cybertruck!

Forget the Tesla Cybertruck. Here is the Cyber Hummer, a crazy machine that breaks all reasonable barriers.

A new Titan is making its appearance in the very niche, yet exciting, market of large electric SUVs, previously dominated by the Tesla Cybertruck. The American Restomod specialist, North American Electric Vehicles (NAEV), has unveiled its Cyber Hummer, a variant of the legendary H1 based on Tesla’s technical foundation.

Under the historic bodywork of the massive H1, there is a dual electric motor configuration delivering 1,000 hp. This is enough to propel the beast from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds. You’re not dreaming; this rivals the performance of the fastest supercars in the world. However, don’t expect to handle curves at the same speed as a Rimac Nevera or a Yangwang U9, as this machine designed to conquer dirt, rocks, and steep inclines is not made for that. The new fully adjustable independent suspension configuration allows the Cyber Hummer to easily tackle any terrain with its 37-inch off-road tires mounted on 20-inch wheels, providing up to 16 inches of ground clearance.

A true lightweight

The most surprising aspect of the vehicle’s specifications is its total weight, announced at 4,500 pounds, which is barely over 2 tons! Considering that a Thermal H1 weighs in at 3.5 tons, one wonders how this is possible. First of all, NAEV has developed an ultra-lightweight aluminum chassis. But the most significant weight savings come from the powertrain. The two electric motors and the battery are much lighter than the huge 5.7 to 6.6-liter gasoline and diesel V8s used in the original models produced between 1992 and 2006. Additionally, the elimination of the gearbox and transmission saves hundreds of kilos.

Thanks to this, the Cyber Hummer promises a range of over 450 kilometers, thanks to its… Tesla batteries. The Cyber Hummer thus uses NACS connectors and is compatible with the Tesla Supercharger network. Finally, the interior is a lesson in minimalism with a Momo steering wheel, vegan leather upholstery, a modernized audio system with a single panel, and… nothing else! The interior of the Model 3 highland is like a baroque salon compared to that of the Cyber Hummer!

The price is that it’s not even outrageous with a 300 hp version at $98,900 and “only” $139,900 for the ultimate 1,000 hp variant. We’ve found the new king of Bel Air.

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