7 Eye-Catching Photoshop Redesigns of Tesla's Cybertruck

This photoshop redesign highlights the potential for pop culture comparison by giving the Cybertruck a Knight Rider look.

Tesla's Cybertruck has a lot of features: it has a bed, a solar panel option, and shatter-proof windows... supposedly.

Unfortunately, it can't quite yet hold a conversation with you, like the 80s TV show car Knight Rider.

2. The Cybertruck found its true home

Shortly after the Cybertruck's unveiling, Elon Musk tweeted that there were 146k orders for the pickup. Many people will soon find a place for the vehicles in their homes.

Arguably though, nowhere is the electric pickup more at home than in the videogame world of Minecraft.

ooh lala big sexy time in house from r/TeslaPorn

Minecraft is a game with famously block-like graphics. It allows gamers to build worlds where jagged edges abound. So seamlessly does Tesla's Cybertruck fit into this world, that it makes us wonder if the engineers used Minecraft to design the car in the first place.

3. Iron Man Tesla design

Elon Musk has often been referred to as the real-life Tony Stark. Perhaps that's what digital vehicle artist Jon Sibal had in mind when coming up with this design, which he likens to the Mk1 Iron Man suit.

 

 

 

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Cyber Origami ⚡️⚡️⚡️ . . Here’s my Tesla Cybertruck widebody rendering looking like Mk1 Iron Man suit ?? It retains the original planar, origami-like design, but just a bit fatter now lol. ⬅️?➡️ Gonna try to apply some race livery for fun next time ?? #tesla #cybertruck #widebody #jonsibal

Una publicación compartida de Jon Sibal (@jonsibal) el 26 Nov, 2019 a las 8:11 PST

As Jon Sibal explains, the redesign keeps the "original planar, origami-like design," but is "just a bit fatter."

As many point out in the comments, this looks more like a typical pickup truck than the actual Cybertruck, while still retaining the cool cyberpunk aesthetic.

4. A desi design

On India's many congested roads, the words "Horn Ok Please," are sometimes painted onto the side of vehicles to remind drivers to honk their horn if they want to overtake.

 

 

 

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Desi Cybertruck! Would you buy one? ? ?????? @DESIJOINT ??? ????.⠀

Una publicación compartida de Desi Joint (@desijoint) el 26 Nov, 2019 a las 7:12 PST

Laws have even been passed about the phrase. On April 30, 2015, the Government of Maharashtra banned the use of "Horn OK Please" on the vehicles. The government argued that the message encouraged drivers to honk their horns unnecessarily, contributing to sound pollution.

Either way, this design by @Desijoint gives the Cybertruck an interesting Indian spin.

5. The cyber series?

Though the Cybertruck has only just been released, some people are already speculating whether it might be part of a series.

Reddit user MarksmanRifle, brought this idea to life with a rendering for an idea for the "Cyber S."

By lowering the bumpers closer to the ground, this version of the Cybertruck has more of a sportscar feel. Maybe a cyber version of the Tesla Roadster could be on the cards?

6. Tron-style Tesla

We can't really think of a better combination than Tron and Tesla when it comes to redesigning the Cybertruck's ad campaign.

While Tesla's actual campaign has a grittier cyberpunk feel that makes us picture using the pickups in a Mad Max-style apocalyptic future, Tron's neon grid block aesthetics just fit so well with the Cybertruck's straight-line design.

Designed by the engineer, designer, author, and inventor David Sternberg, we could imagine a poster like this actually having been released by Tesla as a tease prior to the Cybertruck's launch. Elon Musk, hire him up.

7. A Cybertruck SUV

As Reddit user, AEfeSenel put it, "I present you: the Cyber SUV." The designer behind this concept cited "how the Cybertruck is so easy to photoshop."

Some users were angered, however, by one detail that isn't in keeping with the Tesla pickup's original design.

One poster said: "looks good, but something just throws me off about your design. OOH, I figured it out! its that DAMN curve on the back of the window."

That one detail, strangely, might prevent the design from being ridiculously jagged enough to seem real. Otherwise, it could form a part of the wished-for Cyber series.

Tesla's Cybertruck has taken the internet by storm. It's all part of the plan for Elon Musk, famous internet troll, as he gradually takes over the world, one meme at a time.