Elon Musk released the first ever renders of the Boring Company's Las Vegas loop station, where passengers will carted away by high-speed autonomous Teslas.

The render depicts a hub for future passengers of the Boring Company's underground loop which aims to zip people from one end of the Las Vegas Convention Center to the other.

It shows what appears to be a fairly modern, bright design with a centered escalator leading down to a floor staggered with a Tesla's driverless vehicles.

The image shows Tesla's Model 3 electric vehicles which are one of the vehicles the company plans to use for carting passengers between locations. 

Above the tunnels is a display showing passengers when and where their vehicles will depart and, for color, a sprawling wall ad for Las Vegas tourism sporting the city's 'What happens in Vegas, only happens here' slogan.

The cars will use onboard self-driving software to navigate the tunnels in addition to 'tracking wheel' which guide the vehicle along its specific lane. 

Musk has said that the vehicles will reach top speeds of 150 miles-per-hour, making the journey more of a sprint than your typical shuttle ride.

The renders are, of course, only tentative his point and could change drastically between now and when the station is actually built.