Guys cut up a Tesla with power tools showing what it's like on the inside for the ultimate EV conversion

These guys cut up a Tesla with power tools in a bid to see the inside for the ultimate EV conversion.

Their aim was to create an EV RV with a difference.

Using power tools they de- assembled a Model S to make way for a new body.

But what methods did they use to do this? Buckle in as we reveal all.

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The humble Tesla has many uses

The car brand is known for the diverse members of its EV fleet, from the Roadster to the Model S and the Cybertruck.

Plus, one man even built his own Tesla with parts from a Cybertruck and couldn’t even drive it around Los Angeles without causing a commotion.

But these guys went one step further, and cut up a Model S.

It was all in aid of creating the ‘ultimate EV camper conversion’

The guys over on the Hazell Nutz YouTube channel set themselves the target of creating the ultimate RV. But it wasn’t your usual transformation.

Their RV was set to have a Volkswagen Transporter van body on top of a Tesla EV chassis, which is quite the contrasting combination, you have to admit.

They took power tools to the Model S

The poor Tesla had no clue what was about to come and smack it over the hood, quite literally.

To make room for the new RV body, they had to partially destroy the Model S.

Firstly, the windshield was jumped on and smashed, giving a rage room experience a run for its money.

Then, it was time to unleash some real power.

The usually unseen elements of a Tesla came to light

The Tesla was a unique sight after tools had been taken to its body.

We’re talking lashings of wires and metal galore, all exposed before the final bare canvas was shown.

To buy new, a Tesla Model S will set you back at least a mighty $81,630 – so we don’t want to imagine the extent of damage it would do to your bank balance if a saw was let loose near a new one.

They were left with just the chassis

After all their hard graft, the team admitted that it looked more promising than when they first started the mammoth task.

Now, the question on everybody’s lips – will the VW body fit onto the chassis, and if so, what will it actually look like?

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