Tesla Model C - coupe concept renderings

[pete8314]

Really talented work here, I'm in awe of anyone that can do this kind of thing. I like to think I'm good at PowerPoint, but this is a whole different level

Some constructive comments for Tech Renegade's version:
- I'd ditch the suicide doors. Coupes are, by their nature, a compromise, so while a rear door is useful, I don't think it would make or break the model, and the lack of the door would make the lines a little cleaner, more along the lines of GatorEight's
- The back-end looks a little disproportionate to the rest of the body. I do like the back-end to be flared out a little, but I guess the sheer mass of body beyond the glass line makes it look quite bulky. My previous car was an A5, which has a closer profile to GatorEight's, so I guess that's where my preference is coming from
- I'd make the front-end more aggressive. One of my criticisms of the Model S is that the front-end is a little too soft. A coupe version would give the opportunity to fix that.

 

[Mr X]

Sorry, I don't intend to hijack your thread. I personally prefer traditional coupe bodies, and with Tesla's low profile, swept-back design, I feel the coupe should look more like this:

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ya this is sick

 

[Kevin Harney]

I do like both but I am going to side with the Tech Renegade version. I like it cause it is a bit different and not the cookie cutter approach.

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Really talented work here, I'm in awe of anyone that can do this kind of thing. I like to think I'm good at PowerPoint, but this is a whole different level

Some constructive comments for Tech Renegade's version:
- I'd ditch the suicide doors. Coupes are, by their nature, a compromise, so while a rear door is useful, I don't think it would make or break the model, and the lack of the door would make the lines a little cleaner, more along the lines of GatorEight's
- The back-end looks a little disproportionate to the rest of the body. I do like the back-end to be flared out a little, but I guess the sheer mass of body beyond the glass line makes it look quite bulky. My previous car was an A5, which has a closer profile to GatorEight's, so I guess that's where my preference is coming from
- I'd make the front-end more aggressive. One of my criticisms of the Model S is that the front-end is a little too soft. A coupe version would give the opportunity to fix that.

I actually like the split rear doors. I thought they were great on the Mazda and they are still great. And add practicality to opening the front door in tighter spaces and parking lots.

Agree with the front end being more aggressive. And Model S a little too soft.

 

[rolosrevenge]

The Tesla Model C is half an S, and my current car.

 

[Tyl]

A few more to view!

 

[pmadflyer]

That's disgusting to me.
But to each their own.

 

[pete8314]

Ew. Looks like one of those bad limo or funeral car conversions.

 

[YBT]

I kind of like it, despite it having the whole 'butt in the air' aero thing going on, which is usually something I can't stand :tongue:
In the way of constructive feedback, something feels quite off regarding the roof line of the second render.

 

[DaveVa]

I would buy the Coupe (original pic in the first post) tomorrow if it were available.

 

[felixtb]

I made mine look more like a coupe by painting the rear door handles body color

 

[FreeOfPge]

Felixtb, love the wheels! What are they?

 

[tkizzy]

These renderings are awesome!!! I'd love to see, rather than an (ugh) economy version, a hot hatchback version of the Model S.

 

[jlogs]

I have seen a few concept coupes recently. Can't wait till one is actually made!