There are currently no available deals GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Epic recently announced an unexpected collaboration with Tesla, the electric car company. Starting Tuesday, July 23, players will be able to drive a Cybertruck in Fortnite and Rocket League. The Rocket League and Fortnite X/Twitter accounts posted teasers about what players can expect. The Rocket League collaboration looks to be a standard one for the game, as real-life and fictional cars have been released as premium DLC in the past. Drive the future. — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) July 22, 2024 Although these announcements may seem completely random at first, both games had teased a similar image on its X/Twitter accounts of a tire mark across some white spray paint. This isn't the first time Epic has teamed up with a real-world car company. In Fortnite, players can purchase a Ferrari 296; in Rocket League, they can buy Aston Martin Valhalla, BMWs, and much more. The Cybertruck's unusual, blocky looks have been compared to those of low-poly video game cars in the past, so its appearance in games seems fitting. The real-life version has been impacted by a number of recalls since it launched last year.