Tesla Launches the Cybertruck Cooler, But Misses Key Feature

Not a Tesla App
Karan Singh

Tesla just launched a new Cybertruck Cooler on the Tesla webstore.

The Cybertruck Cooler retails for $700 USD and is currently only available in the United States. The link for the Canadian version of the product goes to a 404 page – but given that Foundation-Series deliveries begin in Canada in October, we can expect this to show up there sooner or later.

You’ll need a Cybertruck on your Tesla account to purchase it – no opportunity to buy for everyone else at this time.

Cybertruck Cooler

The cooler itself is in a stainless-steel finish, with an angular design – it mimics the look of the front of the Cybertruck itself.  It's fairly large – 38” by 16” by 12.5” – about 56 quarts of space and weighs 31 pounds empty.

That totals to about 90 canned beverages stored inside – definitely enough for a good neighborhood tailgate. There are two removable ice dividers inside, giving you the ability to sort your beverages for your non-Giga Bier drinking friends.

Tesla claims that the stainless-steel cladding and the high-quality insulation will keep perishables cold and ice-frozen for days at a time. We’d love to see how well insulated it is – because at that price, it is quite expensive for a non-powered cooler. The frunk of the Cybertruck does have a power feed – so it seems strange that Tesla didn’t go for a powered cooler that relies on the 48V frunk power.

Interestingly, the Cyber Cooler isn’t actually big enough to take up all of the space inside the Cybertruck’s frunk, with a fair bit of room left over in all directions if you place it in the center. Given the dimensions of the Cyber Cooler, you could just barely fit it in the trunk of the Model Y – if you jammed the last inch into the footwell storage.

If you’re interested in purchasing the Cybertruck Cooler, head on over to the Tesla shop and pick it up. Let us know what you think of it in the forums.