It might be easier if a removable hitch were developed using the T-rails. That way, you wouldn't have to go beneath the truck vault where the batteries are.
Tesla Cybertruck Cyber Hitch Development Underway
People are already developing aftermarket parts for the Cybertruck!
Behold! The Cyber Hitch, "non-intrusive (flush mount), full-motion 5th-wheel hitch". It would accommodate a gooseneck-style trailer. The hitch is located in the bed of the truck instead of by the back bumper.
It uses a 6-inch diameter coupler with a 2" kingpin. The master locking lever has 2 independent spring-loaded locking pins for the kingpin. The creator of the hitch claims it has a towing capacity of 16,000 pounds but has future considerations of up to 30,000 pounds.
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Behold! The Cyber Hitch, "non-intrusive (flush mount), full-motion 5th-wheel hitch". It would accommodate a gooseneck-style trailer. The hitch is located in the bed of the truck instead of by the back bumper.
It uses a 6-inch diameter coupler with a 2" kingpin. The master locking lever has 2 independent spring-loaded locking pins for the kingpin. The creator of the hitch claims it has a towing capacity of 16,000 pounds but has future considerations of up to 30,000 pounds.
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