jaguar type 00 meets tesla cybertruck in studio enemy concept car

Studio enemy’s jaguar type 00 and tesla cybertruck in one car

Studio Enemy combines Jaguar Type 00 and Tesla Cybertruck into a single concept car named ‘Jaguar Cybertruck.’ From the silhouette to the sleek boot design, the concept vehicle captures Jaguar’s Copy Nothing design language and Tesla Cybertruck’s sharp points and edges. Studio Enemy’s founder Joe Slatter is the mastermind behind the car design, and he says that Jaguar Cybertruck reimagines the Tesla truck as a ‘modern, functional, and versatile vehicle’ using the Type 00 color palette and line designs.

Studio Enemy completes the vehicle with Jaguar’s London Blue color. The front design retains the strip headlamps of Type 00, while the overall width is narrower, drawn from Tesla Cybertruck. The turbofan-like wheels are from the Jaguar Type 00, while the triangular hood and central body come from the Cybertruck. The trunk space still follows the design of the Tesla vehicle, while the rear part pulls its design from the modern Jaguar model. Studio enemy notes that the project has no direct and related affiliation to Jaguar and Tesla.

all images courtesy of Studio Enemy

Modern Concept vehicle with stainless steel exoskeleton

Jaguar takes the world by surprise when the car manufacturer reveals Type 00. Before the unveiling at Miami Art Week 2024, they teased the fans with a clip featuring models wearing vibrant clothes and staged in a pink background, which later on unfolds as the color of the concept car. Divided fans express their two cents across social media platforms, implying the rebranding as either a step away from the heritage of the manufacturer or a bold take to a new design direction. Still, the Jaguar Type 00 has left enough impression for viewers to remember its look.

It’s a similar impression given to Tesla Cybertruck and its proportions. Before being rolled out, the truck has experienced timeline delays in production, but at last, some models have been delivered to their owners. It features a stainless steel exoskeleton and shatter-resistant armor glass, which are absent in the Jaguar Type 00. At least with Studio Enemy’s concept car, the design team shows how the two models combined can look like.

roof view of Studio Enemy’s concept car