NEW! Mars Molle Panel for Tesla Cybertruck

[Mars Adventure Gear]

For those new to Mars Adventure Gear, our vision is to create a Mars Ecosystem for adventurers like you. Founded in June 2024 by a group of passionate enthusiasts and avid campers—who also happen to be automotive engineers—we’re dedicated to becoming the leading brand for vehicle-based exploration, starting with the Tesla Cybertruck.

Our lineup includes many popular products for the Cybertruck, such as the Expedition Collection and the Basecamp Collection. From rack systems and crossbars to rooftop tents and Starlink mounts, every product is designed to integrate seamlessly with other Mars gear, forming a cohesive and versatile ecosystem.

We’re thrilled to introduce the Mars Expedition Molle Panel, compatible with both our adjustable and fixed crossbars.

Engineered for maximum utility and seamless integration, this external panel features the Mars Base Connector, allowing for easy, non-intrusive installation and removal within seconds. Constructed from 3mm thick powder-coated steel, the panel rests gently against the Cybertruck’s exterior with padded structural supports to prevent scratches or damage. All hardware is made from durable stainless steel for longevity and reliability

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[mjezzi]

Range impact?

 

[Mars Adventure Gear]

Range impact?

Negligible

 

[tmeyer3]

This is dope! I don't know what category to place it under on the accessory thread ?

Great work, as usual!

 

[getsometom]

This looks like an easy install. Curious to why the panel doesn't cover the entire section since the area without the panel has the most amount of usable space more molle grids.

 

[tmeyer3]

This looks like an easy install. Curious to why the panel doesn't cover the entire section since the area without the panel has the most amount of usable space more molle grids.

That's prime logo space! /s

 

[Crissa]

Negligible

Every percent matters, when you're stacking them!

Still don't expect much, though.

-Crissa

 

[jasonclu]

I need an example of what to use this for. It looks cool but I have no idea what it’s used for though.

 

[tmeyer3]

I need an example of what to use this for. It looks cool but I have no idea what it’s used for though.

This is tailored to the overlanding community, which generally can't have enough mounting options. here are a few ideas for external/weather proof mounts:

 

[Mars Adventure Gear]

This looks like an easy install. Curious to why the panel doesn't cover the entire section since the area without the panel has the most amount of usable space more molle grids.

Great question! To create a larger panel, installation would require three of our crossbars, whereas many of our customers only use two. Making it even bigger would also increase weight, cost, and transportation challenges, making the product less accessible. We designed it this way to ensure a balanced, practical solution. Hope this helps!

 

[tmeyer3]

Any idea what the weight limit is on these?

It is more of a pelican case + space consuming gear kind of thing, or would it be safe to mount a spare tire to it (~100lbs?)?

Thanks MARS!

 

[Mars Adventure Gear]

Any idea what the weight limit is on these?

It is more of a pelican case + space consuming gear kind of thing, or would it be safe to mount a spare tire to it (~100lbs?)?

Thanks MARS!

It’s designed to hold up to 45 lbs!

 

[thrillbourne]

Great question! To create a larger panel, installation would require three of our crossbars, whereas many of our customers only use two. Making it even bigger would also increase weight, cost, and transportation challenges, making the product less accessible. We’ve designed it this way to ensure a balanced, practical solution. Hope this helps!

It'd be cool if you offered a single crossbar option plus a molle panel extension that bolts onto the original to cover the whole side panel.

 

[resellpanda88]

would be great to have this to cover up the imperfections of the wavy rear quarter panel.

 

[Kryptek]

I have yet to see these be used for somethIng on the cyber that’s useful. Besides a quick camp mount for around the truck, I see all objects attached getting debris or damaged by rocks etc. we also don’t need fuel cans so that defeats the largest purpose for the job

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