Tesla Cybertruck - urban assault vehicle.

[odanny]

Bulletproof glass and 1/8" thick bulletproof stainless steel.

Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Day Gallery

Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Day Gallery (21 photos)

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[HereWeGoAgain]

Bulletproof glass and 1/8" thick bulletproof stainless steel.

Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Day Gallery

Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Day Gallery (21 photos)

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No such thing as bullet proof 1/8 inch stainless.
Stainless is actually really soft.
An AR will go through .400 thick commercial heat treat which is much tougher than stainless.

 

[odanny]

No such thing as bullet proof 1/8 inch stainless.
Stainless is actually really soft.
An AR will go through .400 thick commercial heat treat which is much tougher than stainless.

Really? Not a 9mm, urban assault

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Really? Not a 9mm, urban assault

The 9mm is a popgun.
And I still dont believe 1/8 stainless will even stop a 9mm.

 

[toobfreak]

Bulletproof glass and 1/8" thick bulletproof stainless steel.

Ugliest vehicle I've ever seen since the Volkswagen "Thing."

800 volts, what could go wrong with that? It only takes about 25-45VDC across the chest to kill you.

 

[odanny]

The 9mm is a popgun.
And I still dont believe 1/8 stainless will even stop a 9mm.

Doesn't matter what you believe.

 

[hjmick]

I'll take the EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle over a Tesla any day...

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Doesn't matter what you believe.

What I believe?
I know facts,and after further investigation the truck isnt made of standard stainless steel.
It's a blend of other metals.

 

[odanny]

What I believe?
I know facts,and after further investigation the truck isnt made of standard stainless steel.
It's a blend of other metals.

I knew you'd figure it out.

 

[toobfreak]

What I believe?
I know facts,and after further investigation the truck isnt made of standard stainless steel.
It's a blend of other metals.

There are literally hundreds of alloys of stainless steel. I once had a 1/8th inch sheet of some stainless I was given that was so hard that I literally could not cut it with a metal saw. I think by the time I made a 1/4" cut into it, the saw blade was worn out.

 

[odanny]

This stainless would all be laser (or maybe water jet?) cut, too tough for saws, but with all the alloys out there, and a 100% chance whatever Elon is using is proprietary, who knows.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

I knew you'd figure it out.

Sure ya did.

 

[petro]

What an eyesore of a vehicle.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Bulletproof glass and 1/8" thick bulletproof stainless steel.

Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Day Gallery

Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Day Gallery (21 photos)

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It's butt ugly and I assume it's bullet proof to withstand everyday life in the US. The steering is drive by wire, nothing is gonna go wrong there, is there

 

[odanny]

It's butt ugly and I assume it's bullet proof to withstand everyday life in the US.

I think Elon has a vision for the future of this country with his truck, it only makes sense that you make something that can withstand gunfire, but he is gonna have to work on his alloy so that it can also withstand .223 and .556 rounds.

 

[progressive hunter]

 

[odanny]

Wow, the cybertruck is even more impressive after watching that video. I had no idea it had so much towing power.

 

[progressive hunter]

Wow, the cybertruck is even more impressive after watching that video. I had no idea it had so much towing power.

ignorance is nothing to be proud of,,

the towing power has been one of its main talking points from the beginning

 

[odanny]

Northvolt develops an advanced sodium-ion battery

The battery, which does not contain rare earth materials, was validated to have an energy density of over 160 watt-hours per kilogram.

www.automotivedive.com

 

[progressive hunter]

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Northvolt develops an advanced sodium-ion battery

The battery, which does not contain rare earth materials, was validated to have an energy density of over 160 watt-hours per kilogram.

www.automotivedive.com

troglodytes dont understand new tech can only advance if you use it to work out the kinks to see what works and what needs more work,,