Who Needs A Cybertruck When You Can Buy A $9,000 Samsung Phone That Looks Like One?

Caviar is to smartphones as Mansory is to cars, and it has just released its latest Samsung S24 Ultra build, inspired by the Tesla Cybertruck

Smartphones have become as indispensable to our daily lives as cars — sometimes even more so. However, the tuning community for phones doesn't seem as well-established as it is for vehicles. That might change with Caviar, a Dubai-based company, aiming to shake things up with its range of modified phones, and its latest model is quite a doozy. Or, more accurately, it's inspired by the Tesla Cybertruck.

Read: Porsche Design Styles Up The World’s Thinnest Foldable Phone You can think of Caviar being to phones as Mansory or Manhart are to cars. Although its products are based on existing devices, it does more than just wrap it in a protective case. Instead, the company promises that the modified phone features all metal construction, and a geometric body. Apple iPhone 15 Inspired By The Mercedes Vision AVTR Concept And that isn't Caviar's only automotive-inspired phone.

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