Mansory's latest creation, the "Elongation," gives the Tesla Cybertruck a dramatic makeover with carbon fiber enhancements. The Mansory Elongation features numerous forged carbon fiber components, significantly changing the Cybertruck’s original design.

The German tuner added lots of carbon to the Cybertruck's exterior and even more inside to make the electric truck's appearance even more extreme.

Between the larger wheels with wide 315-section tires and the roof lights, the increased drag likely means the Mansory Elongation suffers when it comes to range. The Cybertruck gets an EPA rating of up to 340 miles per charge, but could be well below 300 miles in the Elongation.

The Mansory revealed the "Elongation" design, which covers the Tesla Cybertruck with large amounts of carbon fiber and adds a pair of spotlights on the roof, a modification that has been dividing opinions.

The customized Cybertruck is called the Mansory Elongation (badum-tsss), and in typical fashion, the German tuner has run amok with the carbon fiber. We’re talking aggressively styled skirts, monstrously oversized wheelarches, front and rear bumpers, and much more.

The end result is called the Mansory Elongation, and it adds a host of carbon fiber parts to replace and cover some of the original's stainless steel panels. The Cybertruck's hood is replaced with a carbon part, as is the front panel and the front bumper. New mirror caps are even more extreme than the factory pyramids.

Mansory traded some of the Cybertruck’s stainless steel panels for its signature forged carbon, giving it a bi-tone appearance. For those who prefer a subtler take on the modification, a high-gloss polished paint finish is also available, offering a less conspicuous (but equally flashy) look.

Mansory is known for its radical builds, and when you ask it to work on a quirky vehicle, this is what happens.