Elon Musk wants your thoughts on what features Tesla should include in the electric automaker’s planned pickup truck.

Tesla fans have been clamoring for a pickup truck for some time, and the company’s billionaire CEO stoked that excitement by announcing in April 2017 that a pickup would be unveiled within two years. In November, Tesla even shared early sketches of what the pickup might look like at an event to unveil the , the electric semi that will be used for .

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Now, Musk has sought the help of his social media following to help him decide what an eventual Tesla pickup truck will look like. On Tuesday, Musk asked his 22 million Twitter followers, “What would you love to see in a Tesla pickup truck?”

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Musk also laid out a few of his own ideas — from dual-motor, all-wheel drive with “crazy torque” and a driving range of 400 to 500 miles, if not higher — and he also responded to some of his followers’ comments and questions.

Musk told one Twitter user that an adjustable suspension height would come standard with the Tesla pickup. And the truck will also include high-voltage power outlets that offer enough electricity to power “high power tools” without the need for a generator, Musk said.

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Another follower asked Musk to include features that assist with parallel parking, to which the CEO responded that the pickup “will parallel park automatically” with the help of 360-degree cameras and sonar technology.

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The planned pickup could also have room to seat as many as six people, Musk said on Twitter, and that it will have a very large driver’s seat. In fact, the driver’s seat “will be big enough to fit Andre the Giant,” the late-wrestler (who was reportedly over 7 feet tall and weighed more than 500 pounds), Musk said online.

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In the past, Musk has boasted about how large Tesla’s pickup will be, calling it just a “mini version of the Tesla Semi” in September. While Tesla has not announced specifics about the size of the planned pickup, Musk said in November that it will be “a pickup truck that can carry a pickup truck,” suggesting the Tesla pickup could be significantly larger than most trucks on the market.