Tesla Cybertruck Bumper Light Pods

Tesla Cybertruck Bumper Light Pods Fitment Years:  2024–2026 Trims:  Tesla Cybertruck Cybertruck Light Pods introduces our brand new, cutting-edge design and optimal functionality, perfectly crafted to elevate your Cybertruck. Uses TIR (Total Internal Reflection) lens which collects all of the light from the LED and directly leads them to where you need, drastically reducing glare and improving total efficiency. Higher light efficiency: brighter, longer irradiation distance Housing is upgraded to 304 stainless steel. The surface is UV polyester powder coated to protect against UV, salt water, corrosion, fading and scratch resistant. Equipped with thermal management system that automatically adjusts the brightness output according to the external temperatures Spot Pattern: longer and narrower beam focuses for illumination further down the trail or road AMP at 12v: 1.65amps each LED pod Each LED light pod is attached to a metal bracket on each side Size: 3.2in wide x 2.8in depth Super easy install right on top of the bottom bumper, one of each side No cutting or drilling required. Complete bolt on using factory openings and all hardware is provided Metal bracket is powder coated black You will need to remove the frunk lining to extend the light pod wires to the AUX hookups. ***PLEASE NOTE*** Cybertruck wiring for the power switch is 48v. You will need to purchase a step-down converter to decrease the voltage from 48v to 12v. The converter attaches in line to AUX hookups for easy installation. Here is an example you can purchase on Amazon. Reference the installation video for more details, reach out if you need assistance. WIRING Cybertruck's power switches run at 48V, so you'll need a step-down converter to drop it to 12V. The converter wires inline to the AUX hookups for an easy install. Example step-down converter on Amazon These lights also have an amber DRL backglow. We've worked out a way to power both — the main white LED and the amber DRL — from a single Cybertruck AUX switch, using a remote control switch. Remote control switch on Amazon Find it here:   https://www.fsperformanceengineering.com/collections/wireless-switches