In Pictures: The Boring Company modifies Tesla-powered Prufrock Liner Truck to carry 20-foot freight containers

The Boring Company's freight concept builds on the same tunnel platform used by its Tesla-powered Prufrock Liner Truck.

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The modified Prufrock Liner Truck is designed to carry standard 20-foot shipping containers underground.

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The freight configuration would move containers through tunnels rather than surface roads.

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The Boring Company has not disclosed where or when its underground freight hauling would begin.

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The freight platform swaps the standard bed for one sized to 20-foot containers.

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The Prufrock Liner Truck relies on Tesla Model 3 batteries and drive units for propulsion.

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The company has positioned its tunnel freight system as an alternative to congested surface logistics.

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Details remain limited on how the container-carrying configuration would operate in practice.

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Standard 20-foot shipping containers are the target payload for the modified tunnel platform.

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