Tesla Cybervan hinted at as latest company update shows off new Cybertruck-inspired vehicles

Eagle-eyed viewers have spotted models of the ‘Tesla Cybervan‘ in a new social media post, as the famed EV brand hints at new Cybertruck-inspired vehicles.

The Cybertruck has made an undeniable dent in the car industry.

As a leading EV in terms of software and performance, the truck has become a staple of Tesla’s brand, even if sales have slowed in 2025.

But as a flagship model in its fleet, the company has now teased new Cybertruck-inspired vehicles, including a Tesla Cybervan.

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New Tesla Cybervan spin-off spotted in recent company update

With the launch of the new Model Ys, it appears that Tesla has reached the end of the line with its current crop of cars and has diverted attention towards new EVs.

Already, we know that the ‘Model Q‘ (or Model 2) is in development as a cheaper entry-level car.

And drone footage has spotted some interesting new cars that could also join the fleet.

But now, it looks like Tesla is gearing up for some new Cybertruck-inspired vehicles, as a two-second frame in its latest social media video featured some model cars in the background.

On the shelves in the image below appears to be a brand new spin-off of the Cyber series, which people are now dubbing the ‘Tesla Cybervan’.

The elongated body is different from the already-announced Robovan, and appears to be more like a huge SUV or a transit-like vehicle.

What could the new Cybertruck-inspired vehicles look like?

With the Tesla Robovan being the clearest of the new Cybertruck-inspired vehicles, we asked ChatGPT to scale the model and predict what it could look like.

The mock-up Tesla Cybervan features the same windows as the model car in the video, which suggests it will be more of a Cybertruck-like car than a standard business van

It’s rare to see a van with windows set into its bed, mainly as a theft deterrent.

Some Tesla fanatics have also wagered a guess that the smaller model on the right-hand side of the shelf is another of the new Cybertruck-inspired vehicles, potentially being a hatchback.

It appears that the drop in Cybertruck sales isn’t putting Tesla off, and it believes that more success can be found in the armored steel bodywork.

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