The Tesla pickup concept, sometimes nicknamed the Model P, is a striking design study by digital artist Emre Husmen that imagined what an electric Tesla truck could look like before the brand revealed its own. It blends Tesla's signature smooth bodywork with a rugged crew-cab layout, hidden folding steps and a one-piece body, offering a glimpse of sci-fi pickup styling.
Who designed the Tesla pickup concept?
Sketched by Istanbul-based digital artist Emre Husmen, this Tesla pickup concept hints at a possible addition to the lineup. Elon Musk has long kept future silhouettes out of the spotlight, but artists have always found a way to imagine even the most sheltered designs. You can see the full project on Emre Husmen's portfolio.
What does the design language look like?
It shares the exact same language the electric automaker uses: the smooth, swooping hood lines that curve around elegant headlights. Panels and accents are beefy yet understated in this crew-cab design. Even the step ladder is a concoction of futuristic elements united to follow function, with hidden folding steps on the lower front, rear and side protectors. As Hypebeast highlighted, the render looks simultaneously chunky and streamlined thanks to narrow side panels and clean angles.
Could a Tesla truck like this happen?
It is a good feeling to entertain our curious side, and we do hope Musk takes some of these cues to heart. Either way, it is fascinating to watch how the electric lineup continues to develop and expand, and concepts like this keep the conversation alive among designers and EV fans.
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