Tesla x SpaceX crossover semi-truck concept helps transport rocket parts and crew - Yanko Design

Elon is having a pretty great month. He just became a billionaire, the Tesla stock prices are arguably the highest they've ever been, he's got a battery-showcase event coming up soon, he'south hot off the success of multiple rocket launches and retrievals over the by few months, and he's all set to demonstrate a working prototype of his brain-reckoner interface Neuralink on Friday. This Tesla SpaceX Semi-Truck concept builds on Musk's incredible legacy.

Created by automotive designer Alex Baldini Imnadze, the SpaceTruck is a concept created every bit a dream collaboration between Tesla and SpaceX. Unlike Tesla's original semi-truck, the SpaceTruck is more state of affairs-specific, designed to ship rocket parts and the Dragon coiffure around and betwixt facilities. Citing Syd Mead as his primary source of inspiration, Baldini says the SpaceTruck was created as an effort to embrace 'Astro-pattern', creating a vehicle that visually represented the space-age we're currently in. The SpaceTruck's design language mimics the Dragon Coiffure Capsule, with a similar white and blackness color-combination. Needless to say the truck is entirely powered by an electric bulldoze-train, and features a cockpit that sits in a higher place all the machinery, bulging out also, to slightly resemble the SpaceX astronaut helmet. Unusually shaped doors let you to enter and leave the cockpit, while information technology would be pretty prophylactic to assume that the vehicle does come with some level of autonomy likewise. The SpaceTruck concept's wheels boast of a rim-design inspired by the Dragon Crew Capsule as well.

A pretty depression ground-clearance indicates that the SpaceTruck is made for mostly in-facility ship, allowing crew to get from place to place, while too assuasive crucial parts to be transported inside different wings of the facility. Pretty bang-up, eh?!

Designer: Alexander Imnadze Baldini