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Razorbill One

The Shape That Solved Itself

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Design Origin

A bird spent 40 million years on this problem.

The bird we are named for dives to 120 metres and flies at 40 knots on the same body. Its blunt head, compressed bill and hard black-to-white break aren't decoration — they're the cheapest way through two fluids. We copied the answer.

Razorbill seabird head-on, white stripe running along its bill
The ReferenceAlca torda. One fine white line runs the length of the bill and meets at the tip.
Razorbill One head-on, V-shaped light signature
The SignatureTwo 4 mm light guides meet at the prow. Same line. Same angle.
0.17Cd
Drag Coefficient
2.4s
0–60 mph
431mi
Range
120m
Dive Depth (bird)
Razorbill S electric SUV

Razorbill S

Five Seats. Same Line.

Razorbill X halo coupe

Razorbill X

Everything the Shape Allows

Homage

Tesla logo, shown as a credited reference

The layout of this page is a study of tesla.com — its navigation, full-bleed hero, and model grid. Built as a design exercise, with respect.

Razorbill is a fictional marque. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Tesla, Inc. Tesla, the Tesla logo, and Model S/3/X/Y are trademarks of Tesla, Inc.