Rivian has teamed up with camping gear brand iKamper to offer a new rugged tent designed for the R1T truck and R1S SUV. Considering both of these vehicles are made with adventure-loving drivers in mind, it makes sense that Rivian would offer such a product directly through their Gear Shop.

The tent, known as the Skycamp Mini, weighs 137 lbs (61.8 kg) and has been designed to be mounted to roof racks on either the R1T or R1S, or to sit over the bed of the R1T. iKamper’s tent is housed within a hardshell and folds out into position in just a minute. According to the company, the aerodynamic design of the shell does not hinder the driving range of the two Rivian models.

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Other Rivian touches present include blacked-out hardware and Rivian branding. It’s constructed using breathable PFAS-free fabric, sleeps 1 or 2 people, and is suitable for year-round use, regardless of the season. It also comes standard with a self-inflating mattress and locking crossbar brackets compatible with Rivian’s Adventure Key set.

The Price Tag

Here’s where things get a bit tricky. iKamper already sells a nearly identical version of the Skycamp Mini, just without Rivian’s branding, for $3,895. But the Rivian-branded version—because, apparently, the logo makes it worth more—comes in at $4,595. Sure, some might think it’s worth the premium for the exclusive Rivian flair, but for many, that’s a tough pill to swallow.

This isn’t the only rooftop tent Rivian offers. For the past couple of years, it’s been selling a $2,800 two-person tent for the R1S created in partnership with Yakima. However, unlike the iKamper option, this one does not have a hardshell case, or a self-inflating mattress.

If you’re planning to turn your R1 into a full-on mobile base camp, you’ll also need to shell out another $1,400 for the Travel Kitchen, which Rivian also sells. This setup includes two cooktops powered by a 1500W system that runs off a 120V outlet. It folds away for storage, and it’s part of the expanding Adventure Gear lineup.

Love it or hate it, there’s no denying the Cybertruck has carved out its niche. It might split opinions even harder than its sharp angles and stainless steel skin, but that hasn’t stopped buyers from snapping them up, making it the best-selling vehicle priced over $100,000 in the first half of 2024. Naturally, those sales have fueled a growing market for accessories, with independent companies eager to cash in.

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One of the more interesting offerings comes from Space Camper, whose latest product, the Cap, turns the back of Tesla’s electric pickup into either a mobile living space or a practical, enclosed cargo area.

The Cap essentially reimagines the Cybertruck’s profile, flattening the roofline to give it the silhouette of an SUV or a panel van. It also adds five inches (13 cm) of height, resulting in an interior space that stands 40 inches (101 cm) tall from the bed floor. By default, it comes in gloss black, but for anyone who’s particular about color coordination, it can be wrapped in any shade you prefer.

Functional Features & Camper Potential

When paired with optional accessories like spanner bars, mole panels, and roof bars, the Cap takes the Cybertruck’s utility up a notch. It’s especially well-suited for camper conversions as it’s compatible with most roof tents and awnings, offering buyers a solid foundation to build their dream overlanding setup.

Inside, you can fit a mattress, wall-mounted storage, LED lights, and even a projector if you’re aiming for a cozy, all-in-one mobile home vibe. And yes, there’s even an optional shower kit if you want to round out the creature comforts.

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Despite its added bulk, the Cap keeps things relatively lightweight at 170 lbs (77 kg) without extras. According to the company, the aerodynamic profile reduces the Cybertruck’s range by around 4-9%, though as always, actual mileage will vary depending on how heavy your right foot is. The roof supports up to 270 lbs (122 kg) while driving, and 650 lbs (295 kg) when parked.

Pricing & Delivery Details

Space Camper plans to begin deliveries of the Cap in June 2025. Pricing starts at $6,385, albeit without the optional extras highlighted in the video. Beyond a roof tent and awning of their choice, camping enthusiasts will need to budget an additional $180 for ventilation fans, $450 for the custom mattress, $450 for bed lights, $830 for wall storage, $900 for the projector kit, and $1,245 for the shower kit.

For buyers planning to use their Cybertruck more like a work van, functional add-ons like spanner bars and mole panels are $175 each, while a set of roof-mounted crossbars costs $270.

Space Camper isn’t stopping at the Cap. The company has also developed the Wedge, a more involved camper conversion first teased through a series of renderings back in 2022. Priced at $24,000, production has been delayed due to funding issues, though Space Camper claims the final design is ready and aims to kick off manufacturing this summer.

Other Alternatives

There are also a few other options for Cybertruck owners eyeing a camper conversion. Another American company, Cybertruck Co, currently offers a similar setup priced between $9,700 and $11,700. For those who prefer something simpler—or cheaper—Tesla itself sells a branded Cyber Tent accessory for $2,975. However, compared to the aftermarket choices, Tesla’s tent seems to fall short on ease of use.

Even with reports of cooling demand, Tesla still managed to move 38,965 Cybertrucks in 2024, ensuring there’s a solid customer base for third-party accessories. As more customization options hit the market, Cybertruck owners have increasing flexibility to tailor their electric trucks for work, adventure, or a bit of both.