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Two teens create Tesla's Model 3 in Minecraft

The 51-second video shows the Tesla Model 3 replica in six custom-created environments.

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Minecraft studio Block, led by the UK's youngest CEO Brandon Relph (16) and youth marketing expert Florian Funke (19), built a replica Tesla Model 3 in Minecraft.

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The duo met Elon Musk in 2015 at the Minecraft convention Minecon in London, and since then, they wanted to create a Tesla & Minecraft project. They saw the opportunity when Tesla announced 'Project Loveday', a video contest where fans from around the globe are asked to create an ad-like video. The winners will win a chance to attend the launch of one of upcoming Tesla's products.

The 51-second video shows the Tesla Model 3 replica in six custom-created environments. The duo said that their project involved a lot of stressful, sleepless nights, but they are happy with the result.

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Just last month Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla plans to unveil the final production version of the Model 3 in July. The company unveiled the prototype version of the $35,000 electric car last year, and although it didn't show the final design of the car, Tesla got more than 400,000 reservations in a couple of months.

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Read also:Tesla Model 3 final production unveil planned for July

The company plans to start the Model 3 production the same month as the unveil of the final version.

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