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Studio Enemy combines Jaguar Type 00 and Tesla Cybertruck
Studio enemy notes that the project has no direct and related affiliation to Jaguar and Tesla.
This is just fan art essentially, and not actually anything Jaguar did.
the concept vehicle captures Jaguar’s Copy Nothing design language and Tesla Cybertruck’s sharp points and edges.
That line did make me giggle
Well crap. I missed that on the article. I did think it was weird that they kept referring to jaguar and tesla as enemy studios, but figured I was just out of the loop on some industry drama. Lol
“Blender Artist Runs Out of Booze, Finds Old NyQuil in Bathroom: The Jaguar Cybertruck”
April Fools already??
Jaguar: "Copy Nothing"
Proceeds to copy one of the worst car designs ever created.
What a joke of a company and design.
EDIT: Welp...guess I didn't read closely enough 🤷 It's still a terrible design.
It's not even Jaguar, the article even says it's by studio enemy borrowing design cues from the new Jaguar concept car.