Every Tesla Cybertruck built to date — 2024 and 2025 model years, in Rear-Wheel Drive, All-Wheel Drive, and Cyberbeast trims, including Foundation Series editions — shares identical B-pillar and C-pillar geometry. One set of carbon fiber pillar covers fits the entire lineup, because fitment is determined by the body, not the trim.
Do all Cybertruck trims use the same B- and C-pillar panels?
Yes. Unlike most trucks, where trim levels can change exterior molding, the Cybertruck's trim differences are almost entirely under the skin — motor count, battery, suspension tuning, and interior options. The stainless-steel exoskeleton, pillar stampings, and door-button locations are common to every variant Tesla has shipped.
- Cyberbeast (tri-motor): same pillars as the rest of the range. Full fitment.
- All-Wheel Drive (dual-motor): same pillars. Full fitment.
- Rear-Wheel Drive / Long Range (single-motor): same pillars. Full fitment.
- Foundation Series (AWD and Cyberbeast launch editions): cosmetic badging and interior changes only — pillar geometry is unchanged.
Which model years do carbon fiber pillar covers fit?
Customer deliveries began in November 2023 as the 2024 model year, and Tesla has not revised the pillar or door-button design since. That means covers designed for the Cybertruck fit 2024 and 2025 vehicles identically, with no year-specific version required.
- 2024 model year: AWD, Cyberbeast, Foundation Series — all fit.
- 2025 model year: AWD, Cyberbeast, and the added RWD/Long Range variant — all fit.
Fitment rule of thumb for the Cybertruck: if it's a production Cybertruck, the pillars are the same. Buy once, and the covers fit regardless of year, trim, or Foundation Series status.
The Carbon Fiber Protective Covers for Tesla Cybertruck B & C Pillars & Door Buttons (8-piece set, twill matte) is built to that single, shared body spec — no trim selector, no year split.
What does the 8-piece set actually cover?
The set addresses the high-touch, high-exposure zones of the Cybertruck's side body: the B-pillars (driver and passenger side), the C-pillars, and the door-button surrounds that get pressed every time the truck is opened. The twill weave in a matte finish sits naturally against the stainless bodywork without the gloss mismatch you get from cheaper overlays.
What makes pre-preg, autoclave-cured carbon different for exterior trim?
Most stick-on pillar trim on the market is wet-lay or resin-infused — resin applied by hand, cured at ambient temperature, with higher resin content and more weight. Bestem's covers are 100% pre-preg Toray carbon fiber, metal-molded on matched tooling and autoclave-cured — an aerospace-grade process that compresses the laminate to a precise, repeatable thickness. That precision matters on a pillar cover: edges sit flush, and the part conforms to the panel without gaps.
This is the same autoclave plus 100% pre-preg construction that premium European carbon makers such as Ilmberger built their reputation on. Bestem uses that same technology and adds a superior UV-resistant coating on top of it.
Do carbon fiber pillar covers turn yellow in the sun?
It's the most common failure mode for any exterior carbon part: the clear coat ambers and clouds with UV exposure, and on a truck that lives outside, pillar covers take direct sun all day. Standard clear coats — including most OEM coatings — typically hold for roughly 1,000 hours of UV exposure before yellowing begins. Bestem's proprietary UV-resistant coating is rated to approximately 3,000 hours — about 3× longer — and because of that coating, these covers carry a lifetime warranty against sun-ray (UV) yellowing.
What should you check before installing?
- Surface prep: clean the pillar and button areas with isopropyl alcohol so the covers bond to a contaminant-free surface.
- Dry-fit first: position each piece before removing any backing to confirm alignment around the door buttons and pillar edges.
- Temperature: install in moderate temperatures so adhesives and the cover edges seat evenly.
- Hand-wash zones: the door-button surrounds are contact points — check adhesion there after the first wash.
Bestem has manufactured carbon fiber since 2005 and supplies OEM carbon parts to car and motorcycle manufacturers. Every set is stocked in our Atlanta, GA warehouse and ships daily, worldwide, with live phone support every business day if you want to confirm fitment for your specific truck before ordering.
FAQ
Will carbon fiber pillar covers fit a Cybertruck Foundation Series?
Yes. Foundation Series trucks use the same pillar geometry and door-button placement as standard production AWD and Cyberbeast models — the edition changes are badging and equipment, not body panels.
Do 2024 and 2025 Cybertrucks have the same pillars?
Yes. Tesla has not revised the B-pillar, C-pillar, or door-button design since deliveries began in late 2023, so one cover set fits both model years identically.
Do carbon fiber pillar covers fit the RWD / Long Range Cybertruck?
Yes. The single-motor variant shares the same stainless body and pillar panels as the dual-motor and tri-motor trucks. Fitment is body-dependent, not drivetrain-dependent.
How long before carbon fiber pillar covers yellow in the sun?
Standard clear coats typically begin to amber after roughly 1,000 hours of UV exposure. Bestem's proprietary UV-resistant coating is rated to approximately 3,000 hours — about 3× longer — and the covers carry a lifetime warranty against UV yellowing.
What comes in the 8-piece Cybertruck pillar cover set?
The set covers both B-pillars, both C-pillars, and the door-button surrounds, in a twill weave with a matte finish, made from 100% pre-preg Toray carbon fiber that is autoclave-cured and metal-molded.