The Liberty Walk Tesla Model 3 Is An Overtly-Styled, Wide-Bodied EV

Japanese tuner Liberty Walk has transformed the humble Tesla Model 3 into an overtly-stylish EV stance.

Globally-renowned Japanese tuner Liberty Walk has never shy away from being daring and borderline controversial with its modification works. Besides the opinion-splitting Ferrari F40 build and the borderline sacrilegious Lamborghini Countach, the famed tuner is back with yet another daring creation, this time for one of the most popular EVs in the world, the Tesla Model 3.

Offered specifically for the facelifted Model 3 ‘Highland’ model, this special upgrade kit, known as the Liberty Walk Tesla Model 3 LB E Works, features a full-body kit that transforms this ‘humble’ EV saloon into a striking, overtly styled EV stance.

For starters, this fibre-reinforced plastic widebody kit comprises a front lip spoiler that also adds an extra pair of small intakes to the Model 3’s lower front bumper. The extended front lip is paired with the bolt-on extended wheel arches that single-handedly boost the Model 3’s street cred into the stratosphere, depending on who you ask.

Apart from the fat wheel arch extension, the Model 3 also gets a pair of side skirts, plus both the aggressive rear diffuser and a tailgate-mounted ducktail spoiler complete the whole makeover. However, it is important to note that the wide, flared-out wheels used on this demo unit are not included in the upgrade kit, so you should probably get a new set to complete the stance look on this ‘timid’ EV saloon.

The Liberty Walk Tesla Model 3 upgrade kit is now available for purchase, and customers can select to get them with or without the fat fenders. The full kit will set owners a handsome sum of JPY 792,000 (approximately RM24,000), while the one without the fenders is priced lower at JPY 627,000 (approximately RM19,000).

So, what do you guys make of this elaborate wide body kit for the Model 3 by Liberty Walk, Tesla fans? Keen to bolt one on your beloved EV saloon? Or would you rather wait for something slightly tamer to come along the way?

Photo credit: Liberty Walk Japan