A Tesla e-bike would help rapidly electrify the two-wheeler industry - Yanko Design

The ubiquity of electric vehicles can undeniably exist attributed to Tesla. Had it not been for Elon Musk's vision to make battery-powered four-wheelers the aureate standard, we wouldn't come across the entire automotive industry scramble towards competing in this new field… however, there's an exception that tin be straight linked to Tesla'due south not-involment. Two Wheelers.

Tesla has dabbled in most sections of the four-wheeler industry, from sedans, to pickup trucks, roadsters, semi-trailer trucks, and even quad-bikes. There's an obvious lack of two-wheelers in Tesla's product portfolio, and James Gawley took it upon himself to make full that void, at least with a concept. Meet the Tesla Model M… designed to make electric bikes more of the status quo, the Model M comes with a unique aesthetic that deliberately chooses to create a negative space in its pattern where the fuel-tank would exist, virtually poking fun at its fuel-guzzling ancestors. The bike's curvy outer body harks to the curvilinear design-language of its sedans like the Model X and Model S, and a massive dashboard occupies a pregnant amount of infinite where you'd look the fuel tank's inlet – giving you a whole host of data from your speed and battery level to the wheel's performance and even a detailed map to assist you navigate. Pretty cool, right? And information technology's compatible with Tesla'southward Supercharger network too!

Designer: James Gawley