TESLA

The new pick-up of Elon Musk

Through Tesla's future plans, so far we knew of the arrival of an affordable electric truck and compact SUV, but not of this unprecedented pick-up, which already fits perfectly into the American market.
This is because in the United States one of the most demanded sectors is the pick-ups, very practical 4x4 vehicles that can be used both on the road and outside, and at the end of this year you can receive a very interesting, completely ecological and respectful of the environment. This model we refer to will be the Tesla Pickup EV, a model that we will have information the eyedropper and about which Elon Musk himself spoke recently in an interview, specifically on one of its key aspects: the price. With his usual enthusiasm, Elon Musk revealed in a podcast that the new Tesla Pickup EV will have a starting price below $ 50,000. "You can buy a really cool pick-up for $ 49,000 or less." A value that seems to be very interesting for a pick-up as innovative as it claims to be, but that above all will be a clear message to its main rival Rivian who will start selling his electric pickup R1T from $ 70,000. Obviously this price, as happened with the Tesla Model 3, will be for its most basic version and it remains to be seen if Tesla will be able to match the Premium levels of the Rivian model, but if this estimate is correct it makes it a hard rival for the traditional models of pick-ups in the United States.



In any case, the truth is that other important secrets, such as its design, remain a secret, although several independent designers have already dared to imagine what the next Tesla electric model will look like. In this sense, the work done by the Turkish designer Emre Husmen perfectly captured the futuristic style "Blade Runner" that will be based on the future pick-up, as Elon Musk himself had announced. According to Husmen, Tesla's next product will show very aggressive forms, with very thin optical groups at both the front and rear, plus large wheels and a ground clearance as generous as possible. Autonews