Man who can’t drive the Tesla he built around LA without causing a commotion hits epic new milestone

The man behind the Tesla CyberRoadster – a custom car that causes a commotion on the streets of LA – has hit an epic full self-driving – FSD – milestone.

When you see custom chop-shop cars, no matter the exterior quality, it’s rare to see the interiors match up.

Especially in this software-heavy age.

But this Tesla CyberRoadster mashup in LA has achieved something rather spectacular.

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Custom Tesla CyberRoadster hits epic milestone

This CyberRoadster build from YouTube personality Cyber Hooligan is a mixture of Cybertruck and Model 3. And it was designed in the shape of a Roadster, so it’s a complete medley of mechanical madness.

It’s already stunned the locals of Los Angeles, diverting attention on every drive through the Golden State city.

Now, the car has been revealed to have everything that Teslas should, down to the incredible self-driving tech.

In an upload to his channel, the YouTuber revealed how he had to recalibrate the cameras by hand to fit the Roadster.

This was all in a bid to make his unique creation drive on its own – a proud moment for Dr Frankenstein and his monster mashup.

It’s aliveee… with FSD

Despite the change in shape from its original Model 3 chassis, the CyberRoadster was fitted with the same camera technology, but they were pointing in different locations.

The LA man then re-jigged all of the sensors and cameras using lasers and a good old Sharpie pen, before taking the CyberRoadster out for a 100-mile drive to recalibrate.

Amazingly, the full self-driving mode worked, and the Tesla mashup was a resounding success.

But this mashup gets better – the Tesla CyberRoadster has another feature that grabs people’s attention on the exterior.

Still, its hidden secret as a fully-functioning Tesla monster is admirable.

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