8 Sep 2024, 21:01 UTC • By: Any non-black element vanished from the edgy silhouette of the EV . It is wrapped in gloss black, it rides on huge Forgiato 26-inchers finished in black, and the mirrors have gone black as well. It received huge fender extensions in carbon fiber and extra lights in the front bumper, while the LED strip at the front can shift colors. Furthermore, the truck now features an underglow system, which lights the tarmac in red in the video uploaded to Instagram by the Effortless Motors dealership that got Shaquille his brand-new Cyberbeast. However, the interior seems to have kept the usual white-ish/black-ish/grey-ish color combo. But knowing Shaq, it won't take long before the cabin gets customized as well. We have seen Cybetruck cabins in burgundy or Tiffany Blue leather, so we can only wait and see what he will go for. It is his second Cyberbeast because you know Shaq. He wouldn't settle for anything less than the best. The range-topping version is set in motion by a tri-motor powertrain, pumping out a total of 845 horsepower, which credits the pickup truck with supercar figures. It runs from 0 to 60 mph in 2.6 seconds and flashes along the quarter mile in 11 seconds flat at 113.7 mph. The Los Angeles Lakers' legend is a huge fan of trucks. You need big rides to fit a 7-foot-1-inch (2.16-meter), 325-pound (147-kilogram) physique in a vehicle. He also owns the outrageous Apocalypse monster, which is a modded Ram 1500 TRX that looks like it can easily survive the apocalypse. In fact, Shaq owns a car collection that is reportedly worth $2.5 million. No wonder he can afford anything out there and only needs to make a phone call to have a Cybertruck delivered to his driveway. The retired basketball star has a net worth of $500 million. View this post on Instagram