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Emre Husman

Having grown tired of waiting for Tesla's new Model P pickup truck to be revealed, Istanbul-based designer Emre Husmen has gone ahead and designed his own rendition.

Showcasing a range of concept art on his Behance page, Husmen's Model P design approximates Tesla's signature slick aesthetic to create the electric truck of the future. Looking like it's been plucked from the set of Blade Runner or Tron, the pickup concept manages to look simultaneously chunky and streamlined thanks to narrow side panels and clean angles. Keeping in line with other Tesla design details, the concept art also incorporates the company's solid front and inset door handles.

Tesla will finally reveal the Model P's true design later this year, with the exact date yet to be announced. If the real thing looks half as good as Husmen's design, we're in for something special.

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