Project context

What the work addressed.

Role

Independent mobility concept by Kendall Toerner. The project was not commissioned by, developed for, or endorsed by Tesla.

Challenge

Explore how an electric bicycle could express a cohesive product identity while integrating rider controls, interface, structure, and propulsion into one clear concept.

01

Use a strong structural silhouette to create an immediately recognizable electric-bicycle identity.

02

Integrate rider information and controls into the handlebar area rather than adding a separate generic display.

03

Develop the side profile, interface, and component package as one product system.

Work shown

Independent concept direction
Product identity
Rider-interface concept
Integrated architecture
Concept visualization

Documented result

An independent public concept that documents a complete visual and interaction direction without implying Tesla involvement.

Project evidence

Direction, architecture, and development.

Every image is shown with its original framing preserved. Captions identify the part of the work being demonstrated.

Tesla Model B independent bicycle design concept hero view — 01Independent concept hero view

Tesla Model B handlebar and rider-interface concept — 02Rider controls and interface

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