Photo credit: 3Dmente Digital
For those unfamiliar with Rimac Automobili, they are an automobile manufacturer headquartered in Sveta Nedelja, Croatia, that specializes in electric sports cars, drivetrains and battery systems. Recently, they held a design challenge and 3Dmente Digital stole the show with their Rimac 2080 Hyper Cyber electric motorcycle.
Photo credit: James Gawley
It would only make sense for Elon Musk’s Tesla to build an electric motorcycle, as they have dominated with their Model 3 / S / X and soon, the Cybertruck. What could the two-wheeled bike look like? Well, automotive designer James Gawley provides us with an idea. Rather than a traditional speedometer and gauges, this one would have a giant touchscreen in their place.
Fallout Shelter has now officially been added to Tesla Arcade, and similar to the other titles, you use the vehicle’s center infotainment screen and steering wheel as controls. For those who don’t know, you can play this game on the Tesla Model S, 3, X or Y. Other additions in the version 2020.20 update include revamped Tesla Theater controls that let you use the use of steering-wheel buttons when playing, pausing and scrubbing between videos…
Photo credit: Martin Hajek via Yanko Design
If Tesla and Microsoft teamed up to make an Xbox Series X console inspired by the Cybertruck, this is probably what it would look like. Designer Martin Hajek came up with this concept and modeled it around the upcoming console, but gave it a low-poly makeover. No technical specifications were revealed, but we can’t imagine it being any more powerful than it already is going to be.
Photo credit: Scott Barras
There’s the Tesla Model S / 3 / X / Y, Roadster, and soon, the Semi, but what the company hasn’t yet made is a true sports car to take on the Challenger, Mustang, Camaro, etc. That’s where automotive designer Scott Barras’ Tesla Model GT comes in. It’s essentially an electric 4-seat vehicel similar in size to a Dodge Viper or Corvette.