Watch as a Model 3 is transformed into the first Tesla pickup truck

For all the hoopla surrounding Elon Musk's internet antics and Tesla's ongoing struggles to ramp up Model 3 production, it's easy to overlook precisely how much the organization has come at a relatively brief time period. In less than seven years time, Tesla managed to roll out that the award winning Model S, followed of course by the Model Y and the Model 3. It's worth noting that Tesla, throughout this seven-year period, has seen its deliveries and general manufacturing figures skyrocket. As a prime example, Tesla through the first quarter of 2018 fabricated 34,494 vehicles. Throughout the first quarter of 2019, only one year later, that figure jumped to 77,100 automobiles. All of the time, Tesla has no plans of slowing down. During the upcoming few decades, the company has plans to release a crossover version of the Model 3, a Tesla semi-truck, a next-gen Roadster, also last but not least, a electrical pickup truck. Tesla's pickup truck program is very intriguing given how hot pickup trucks are located at the United States. Within the last few months, Musk has teased Tesla's somewhat cryptic pickup truck, imagining that it will boast”incredible functionally from a load carrying standpoint” and that it will seem more like a sci-fi truck compared to a conventional pickup truck. “That means that it’s not going to be for everyone,” Musk said a few weeks back,”like if somebody just wants to have a truck that looks like trucks have looked like for the last 20 to 40 years, it probably isn’t for them.” Without a definite deadline regarding a release date, or even an unveiling, an undercover Model 3 proprietor and robotics enthusiast called Simone Giertz recently determined that she couldn't await Tesla to get around to releasing a pickup truck. So rather, she created one on her out of a Model 3. The entire process was recorded on YouTube also it's quite intriguing. “I don't know if this going to be the smartest or the most stupid thing I'm ever gonna do, but the bottom line is  I really want an electric pickup truck and more specifically I want a Tesla pickup,” Giertz explains. Suffice it to say, the entire process was quite involved and not exactly right ahead. But after a great deal of planning and engineering, the very first Tesla pickup truck has been hauled into life. It's not the most aesthetically pleasing design, but it's still quite an impressive accomplishment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKv_N0IDS2A She also went so far as to make a commercial for its fictional”Truckla” she designed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R35gWBtLCYg

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