Check out Rolls-Royce Electric Pick-Up Truck & What It Would Look Like When Launched

In reality, Rolls-Royce has not announced plans to launch an electric off-road pickup truck. But, one talented designer has imagined what the pickup will look like if they launched. And the final result of this pickup truck has much talking because it’s nothing short of amazing.

The name of the designer who imagined this is Travis Yang, a 19-year-old; he posted the images of his creation on his Instagram page and called the car the “Rolls Royce Britannia.”

This concept design of the Rolls-Royce truck measures 5.5 meters in length, making it slightly longer than the Rolls-Royce Spectre, and two meters in width, similar to the Cullinan.

At the front, the concept has an enormous long hood, giving it an almost yacht-like appearance. The concept has a wooden bed at the back, similar to the $28 million Rolls-Royce Boat Tail.

The Rolls Royce Design Language

The concept Rolls-Royce truck was also given huge wheels and a roof-mounted LED light bar, adding to the pickup truck’s off-road appearance.

To design the car, he also took inspiration from the British marque’s most recent model, the Spectre, making his concept an electric vehicle.

While this Rolls Royce looks nothing like Rolls-Royce cars, it effortlessly captures the beautiful design language the luxury car maker is known for.

The concept also wears a duo-tone colour scheme and has the iconic rear overhang, and it’s finished with the Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy.

After introducing his design to the whole world, other designers quickly praised him for his unique concept. One paid said,

“Ridiculously cool proportions. Love the boat-like graphics too. It feels totally on-brand [for Rolls-Royce].”

Someone else pointed out the similarities of the concept with Project Maybach.

The Project Maybach is the Maybach that was launched by Mercedes-Benz this year in collaboration with Virgil Abloh.