Elon Musk and Tesla are still months away from revealing the new pickup truck named Model P, but Istanbul-based designer Emre Husmen has shared his vision of what the EV pickup truck could look like with his very own concept.
Adopting Tesla’s sleek design style, Husmen created a beautiful and detailed rendering of a powerful and futuristic pickup, boasting Tesla’s signature solid front with fenders flowing into a streamlined windshield and roof. The narrower waistline of the vehicle draws stylish curves along the side panels of the body, keeping a clean but elegant aesthetic. A strong accented rear completes the design with a perfect display of how powerful the EV will be. The futuristic look is also complemented by sleek head and tail lights, with Tesla-consistent in-set door handles. Husmen’s design definitely sets a high bar for Tesla when it comes time for its own official unveiling of the Model P.
For more of Emre Husmen’s concept designs, head over to his website. More news on the Tesla Model P is set to arrive later this year, so stay tuned as the updates roll in.
And for more Tesla news, Elon Musk just said that robotaxis will be available in 2020.
Joey Ruiter’s Jruiter I.D.design imprint has just unveiled its latest vehicle on two wheels. Taking a similar shape to its SNOPED, the MOTO UNDONE reinterprets what makes up a motorcycle, and focuses in the functional aspect of the two-wheeled mode of transport.
The entire electric bike, with the exception of the handlebars and bottom-half of the wheels, is covered in a metal facade that has been polished to give it a mirror-like finish. The end result is a bike that makes its rider appear like he/she is floating when seen driving on the road — reflecting the legs of the rider and the surrounding environment. The MOTO UNDONE is powered by a 1500w 48v motor and can travel up to 90 miles in range, or roughly 3 hours road time.
In keeping with the minimal design, information that typically appears on the front gauges, like speed, battery, GPS and mileage, will be displayed onto the rider’s mobile phone via a downloadable app. There is no news yet on pricing or availability, so make sure to check out Joey Ruiter’s website for any future updates.
In other automotive news, this concept imagines what Tesla’s pickup truck could look like.
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