The battery is a major weakness. Logistically and crew survivability. Range would be shit. If its unmannes its still facing range, logistical, and transport problem.
agree. cybertruck is the ugliest piece of sht that i ever saw. and btw they should show a crash test before hyping up a design which will never work properly
Personally i liked the design and how it was different and kinda futuristic. I always imagined cars looking more like it in the future judging how much cars have changed since the 1980s. I feel it just takes to getting used to.
This was way better researched than I expected, and really well put together. I think this can be one of the biggest tech channels on youtube. Subscribed at 20,000 calling it now.
Thanks, always looking to improve though. Some things I would've added after feedback I got from the military community: * Needs a V-Shaped hull to deflect under-wheel blasts. * More detail on battery pack shielding and analysis of Tesla’s current titanium underbody shield. * More detail on EMP vulnerability and protection. * More detail on range limitations. * Disclaimer about renders (ground clearance issues etc.)
Really impressed with all the research, concept art, and the interview with Mark Burton. I was sorta expecting this video to be like “let’s make the cybertruck shoot nuclear missiles from under it license plate” but I was pleasantly surprised to see how realistic it could be.
TACTICAL CYBER TRUCK IN VANTA BLACK COATING!! SUPER STEALTH! This is what the people from the 80s movies envisioned for futuristic vehicles look a like!
As for the issues with punctured lithium battery cells exploding, you could look at the ammunition storage units in tanks, like the M1 Abrams, which use blowout panels in case the armor is penetrated to redirect ammunition cook off and keep fire away from the crew. A system of these blowout panels could redirect the fire from these cells away from the doors and passengers, allowing them to escape without further injury.
Huh? Are you being serious because the US is just about to replace the Humvee with a JLVT i dont think theyre just gonna ditch it for a stupid ass battery box
@@MaxxerG Yup because that gas box offers heavy protection, some of the best off-roading capabilities possible, doesnt require to be recharged every two seconds and can be easily refueled, tell me, where are you gonna find a charging station in Iraq? What about Syria? Not to mention the gas box is much easier and cheaper to build. There is a reason they use the gas boxes over the completely un-practical battery boxes just because those ones "looks cool" even though they honestly looks like dogshit...
Эндрю Every two seconds, Wow why watch this just to hate on it, no one said it’d replace the Humvee’s, it may be suitable for some situations. And the Cubertruck doesn’t look great, but Not all electric cars look like dogshit, you’re just being biased, I wonder how much in Fuel your HumVee’s cost? In time having a cybertruck would be a lot cheaper to operate than a HumVee, and less parts that could break, but you probably don’t believe that right? Cause all electric cars are pieces of shit.
First, the more "protection" means the heavier it gets, which hits the weak spot of electric vehicles - long range autonomy. Keep in mind, using it in war means not only on asphalt, so using it up and down in woods, over rocks etc depletes battery life even faster. Second, using it in cold conditions makes it battery range lower, using it in cloudy sky, night time or "not in the open" makes the solar charging useless. Not saying a military look doesn't look cool though :)
New tech that they're building factories for nearly triple the range on EVs. Other new tech they're setting up to mass produce allows EVs to charge in 10 mins. Both technologies are expected to be affordable to the public in the next 8 years or so. They already exist and are being intigrated into some luxury 2025 and 2026 models last I heard. The range of a top line cybertruck would be 1300 + miles with the new batteries. EVs are significantly more affected by extreme temperatures and load size, and reliance on electricity being available in warzones is problematic, though solveable with portable wind/solar/gas generators. There are pros and cons to it.
A company in Huntsville Alabama called DRS has already done a prototype hybrid electric HMMWV some years ago. I'm not sure why it wasn't picked up as a viable option but I'm sure it had something to do with over-all cost. I'm on the fence between super capacitors or some new battery chemistry being the next biggest leap towards electric military vehicles. The added benefit of the quick interchangeability of super capacitors show much promise. I have also heard that Zero Motorcycles has been working with the US Army SF to make silent military dirt bikes more viable missions. I'll have to search your channel to see if you have anything on Zero yet. Great video!
Fascinating video. Not only do we need a low maintenance tactical sci-tech civilian truck to last a massive one million miles, Cybertruck, but also an independent solar power charging station at home ready to roll anytime should an oil and power grid crisis occur at some point in the future, but would plug in the standard fossil fuel generated power grid at work and during a long road trip. I hope this option becomes possible in 2 to 4 years from now.
Need wireless charging figure get from atmosphere earth has magnetic shield should be plenty of electricity there need figure how to harvest then electricity take over ice
It is a fascinating concept. The question remains, what do you do in the absence of an external power source? One solution would be a small on board generator fueled by diesel , gas or propane that could recharge the battery when the vehicle is at rest or even serve as a range extender while under way.
Cyber truck: I am bullet proof EMP: Hold my Electricity. . My point is in war IDK if a cyber truck is worth it. But I think they should enhance that to a Full Electric Tank
With its ridiculously long wheelbase and minimal ground clearance, it will be fun to see it get stuck practically on any rough terrain. Although it does look pretty cool as a military vehicle and the boot size will be a super plus, the long-wheelbase and ground clearance is this vehicle doom. Dont get me wrong, it works fine on the roads.
That battery swap program changes a Tesla battery in 90 seconds, and their is a video of it that has been posted for a couple of years here somewhere. They have an empty Audi filling up while they change two car batteries so half the time it takes to fill a gas tank. Plus you never need to worry about your battery with the exchange program, ever.
So, the military is going to lug the fuel that would normally fill the vehicles, to crank up generators to power the truck, over a longer time than just filling the truck. Or maybe it has a Flux capacitor.
What it would do is allow you to spend less time distributing fuel to many smaller vehicles and thus reduce the complexity of logistics. On top of that, there are new types of batteries currently in the process of being commercialized which could allow for energy densities up to 3-5 times greater than current L-ion cells and charge times up to 3 times shorter, with greater inherent safety and lower cost precious metals. This would reduce duration of charge times and expand the range of electric vehicles beyond that of conventional internal combustion vehicles.
@@youtubeisapublisher6407 I understand the increase in capacity, that's what R&D is for. It also applies to the combustion internal. I like hybrids. And it doesn't have to have an ICE, it could have a mini nuclear reactor.
@@nutzeeer thats physically and chemically impossible If shot the battery will have enough energy to fasten the reaction up, and release some not so nice gases
@@nutzeeer or if you want a more complex answer: batteries store energy, one way of releasing energy is a fire/detonation, which means that a baterry can only be fireproof in a closed system that has no oxygen (fire only/most commonly works wit oxygen) Aka the only thing fireproof about a battery is the battery casing, which can and will be damaged in a warzone
I’m not trying to hate on this or anything but there is a few cons on electric cars being in the military like if it runs out of battery you can’t go anywhere to charge it and even if there’s a fuel truck or a battery truck that travels with a bunch of the cyber trucks it would take a while to charge the car especially if your in the middle of a ambush
Heh, the tack dispenser is almost identical to the one I built on my old '65 dodge when weed was still illegal here! And hoses with machine screws through it like a spike strip too, they work well.
Stop and think for a moment. That huge hunk of steel didn't go through the window. Spidered it to hell and back, but didn't penetrate. Can any other section of glass say the same to something that weight? Hint: The answer is 'no'. Not even Lexan.
If he would have brought out a matte black one first, the whole world would have gone crazy. Then, he could bring out the stainless look to show what it is made of and say it is an option.
🔥 *Beast Electric 4X4 used by Military Special Forces. They sent me one to test so got original footage, check it out* *th-cam.com/video/7yDkWR_y0Ao/w-d-xo.html*
Elon Musk did hint that out on Jay Leno when he drove it. Because Jay was surprised it's bullet proof Elon replied you want a truck that's prepared for the Apocalypse.
pretty sure that african war lords have real fighting vehicles like t55 and bmp or at the very least have a dozen toyotas with spg s and 12.7 not some fad made out of useless sheetmetal held together with false marketing hype.
FREAKING EPIC. as a former combat veteran that drove tanks in the army i would love to see what a 75 ton electric tank would look like lolol.
Thank you for your service.
Can you imagine the acceleration on that thing.
@@justindozone2160 in the future they might have better batteries and use carbon nano tubes for the body.
The battery is a major weakness. Logistically and crew survivability.
Range would be shit. If its unmannes its still facing range, logistical, and transport problem.
@@ghostwolf117 all those issues can be overcome with future technology. be well.
Not gonna lie, the Cybertruck's looking kinda sexy with the military look
Tandem Charge thicc
It is ugly af lol
IKR ITS SO COOL!
@@Andrew58251 no u idiot
It looks like shit tbh.
Imagine a guy committing a crime just to ride in the back of a police Tesla.
Big chungus moment
There would be one..! Trust me,if they're gonna be use for law enforcements.! It's gonna happen.
Not going to happen
In switzerland they have police tesla model x
@@exerpachuau5486 they do it in dubai just to ride the gwagon or the other cars
i never really enjoyed the design of the cybertruck but the military design lookin kinda hot.
the cybetruck already looks gud
agree. cybertruck is the ugliest piece of sht that i ever saw. and btw they should show a crash test before hyping up a design which will never work properly
Personally i liked the design and how it was different and kinda futuristic. I always imagined cars looking more like it in the future judging how much cars have changed since the 1980s. I feel it just takes to getting used to.
@@MM-ss9yd perhaps youre right, well i guess only time will tell if these unusual designs are going to become the new "normal".
Right
Elon’s slowly going to become Tony Stark............
Fun fact: RDJ’s acting for Iron Man was based off elon musk
He is
@@ConekQ wait wait wait really?
Nope. Justin Hammer. Always Justin Hammer.
@@mantis3574 yea
The militarized Cybertruck should do well, as long as the enemy doesn't engage with large ball bearings in hand.
HAH
It broke because that was the same test used for testing a lot
Cybertrucks will fight with cybertrucks there is no way arround it...
Lmfao imagine getting arrested by a cybertruck
And you would, no matter what you were driving XD
and with RoboCop
Was about to say this is the future police vehicle
HAHAHAHhaha
just don't press my supra with the asphalt.
This was way better researched than I expected, and really well put together. I think this can be one of the biggest tech channels on youtube. Subscribed at 20,000 calling it now.
Thanks, always looking to improve though. Some things I would've added after feedback I got from the military community:
* Needs a V-Shaped hull to deflect under-wheel blasts.
* More detail on battery pack shielding and analysis of Tesla’s current titanium underbody shield.
* More detail on EMP vulnerability and protection.
* More detail on range limitations.
* Disclaimer about renders (ground clearance issues etc.)
22.000 for me. love the channel after just watching 3 videos :D
22.3k 🖐🏻
@@ElectricFuture Lot of troops died before they put the V hulls under their vehicles.
Chill t fk out
Enemy cybertruck hull down position: “that one bounced!”
Also cybertruck moving across open land: *somethings wrong i can feel it*
Introducing Tesla: Auto Aim. Never worry about the Unknown ever again.
warning Auto Aim may shoot random people.
You said auto aim not auto shoot
@@MiataBoy0 bruh, really?
@@Lawesome
Fire upon will gentlemen
Congratulations, You played yourself
First it was controller player now it Tesla player
0:00 You had me at the words "Tactical Cybertruck"
@Aditya Chakrabarti Imagine running out of fuel** while some dongfeng soldier claps you. 🤡
@Aditya Chakrabarti imagine running out of oxygen when windows are locked.🤡
Really impressed with all the research, concept art, and the interview with Mark Burton. I was sorta expecting this video to be like “let’s make the cybertruck shoot nuclear missiles from under it license plate” but I was pleasantly surprised to see how realistic it could be.
Tactical cyber trucks seem like a great idea I’m sure they already are working on it
These mo fos already have anti gravity aircraft. This is all just to slowly show the public free energy
It only makes sense to save the environment while killing people.
TACTICAL CYBER TRUCK IN VANTA BLACK COATING!! SUPER STEALTH!
This is what the people from the 80s movies envisioned for futuristic vehicles look a like!
Ever heard of an emp blast😄👌🏻
That’s Tesla for you they are probably working on hover cars already.
Every militarized cybertruck gangsta until the criminals start throwing dozens of metal balls(ball bearings ) at them 🤣🤣
As for the issues with punctured lithium battery cells exploding, you could look at the ammunition storage units in tanks, like the M1 Abrams, which use blowout panels in case the armor is penetrated to redirect ammunition cook off and keep fire away from the crew. A system of these blowout panels could redirect the fire from these cells away from the doors and passengers, allowing them to escape without further injury.
imagine being on a recon mission and just be able to watch netflix and chill in leather seats in war lmao
I thought the tesla truck was ugly but the military version makes me change my mind. That is a truck I want!
10:06 the way the car is going through the little hills is satisfying
OH, this is going to HAPPEN, especially here in the US.
next level of cyberterrorism: enemy states try to hack these vehicles to cause massacres.
Huh? Are you being serious because the US is just about to replace the Humvee with a JLVT i dont think theyre just gonna ditch it for a stupid ass battery box
@@Andrew58251 better à gas box?
@@MaxxerG Yup because that gas box offers heavy protection, some of the best off-roading capabilities possible, doesnt require to be recharged every two seconds and can be easily refueled, tell me, where are you gonna find a charging station in Iraq? What about Syria? Not to mention the gas box is much easier and cheaper to build. There is a reason they use the gas boxes over the completely un-practical battery boxes just because those ones "looks cool" even though they honestly looks like dogshit...
Эндрю
Every two seconds,
Wow why watch this just to hate on it, no one said it’d replace the Humvee’s, it may be suitable for some situations.
And the Cubertruck doesn’t look great, but Not all electric cars look like dogshit, you’re just being biased,
I wonder how much in Fuel your HumVee’s cost?
In time having a cybertruck would be a lot cheaper to operate than a HumVee, and less parts that could break, but you probably don’t believe that right? Cause all electric cars are pieces of shit.
All fun and games untill self driving AI takes control of the magine gun
“Hey no aimbot”
@@alrightythen3470 alrighty then
Alrighty then
Alrighty then.
@@alrightythen3470 alrighty then
Thought this was gonna be a scammy channel saying that this photoshop was real lol,but this channel is sick!
The cyber truck is flat bottomed. Armored plating on the bottom won’t make much of a difference. That’s why we use “v” shaped hulls. -3531 USMC vet
I will live in it! Much safer then the cardboard walls of my house I guess.
The US government: ah yes finally something useful elon.
When Elon gonna bring us to Mars
Space X do a lot of military stuff.
@@therealchen space military
They Better have Robo-Cop ready with that Beast
00:59 Now that looks much better than the original cyber truck.
4:56 “Kinda like a video game but more fun”.
What are you on??😂
For real! puttying your life at risk with bullets flying at you and taking other lives to save your own isnt my idea of fun.
Everybody gangsta until they see this parked in the military
First, the more "protection" means the heavier it gets, which hits the weak spot of electric vehicles - long range autonomy. Keep in mind, using it in war means not only on asphalt, so using it up and down in woods, over rocks etc depletes battery life even faster. Second, using it in cold conditions makes it battery range lower, using it in cloudy sky, night time or "not in the open" makes the solar charging useless. Not saying a military look doesn't look cool though :)
I think range would be an issue, some of those military vehicles similar size have up to 2000km range and can be refueled almost immediately
New tech that they're building factories for nearly triple the range on EVs. Other new tech they're setting up to mass produce allows EVs to charge in 10 mins. Both technologies are expected to be affordable to the public in the next 8 years or so.
They already exist and are being intigrated into some luxury 2025 and 2026 models last I heard.
The range of a top line cybertruck would be 1300 + miles with the new batteries.
EVs are significantly more affected by extreme temperatures and load size, and reliance on electricity being available in warzones is problematic, though solveable with portable wind/solar/gas generators. There are pros and cons to it.
You know when you have a good thing when the military want it!
What they want and what they need and what they get are all different. The people making the decisions have not been at the pointy end.
A company in Huntsville Alabama called DRS has already done a prototype hybrid electric HMMWV some years ago. I'm not sure why it wasn't picked up as a viable option but I'm sure it had something to do with over-all cost. I'm on the fence between super capacitors or some new battery chemistry being the next biggest leap towards electric military vehicles. The added benefit of the quick interchangeability of super capacitors show much promise. I have also heard that Zero Motorcycles has been working with the US Army SF to make silent military dirt bikes more viable missions. I'll have to search your channel to see if you have anything on Zero yet. Great video!
Fascinating video. Not only do we need a low maintenance tactical sci-tech civilian truck to last a massive one million miles, Cybertruck, but also an independent solar power charging station at home ready to roll anytime should an oil and power grid crisis occur at some point in the future, but would plug in the standard fossil fuel generated power grid at work and during a long road trip. I hope this option becomes possible in 2 to 4 years from now.
Maybe I’m just weird but I like the way the tesla truck looks. It’s so unique and just super cool.
If the apocalypse were to happen I would totally invest my money into a tactical cybertruck
@joyfulvulture ??? what about a gas car..
@joyfulvulture have fun find gas
@joyfulvulture lol u sound like a grandma from 70s who said ... " idiot kids, buying a phone without a wire".
joyfulvulture they already travel with generators for their camps.
Need wireless charging figure get from atmosphere earth has magnetic shield should be plenty of electricity there need figure how to harvest then electricity take over ice
grew up wanting to call in the batmobile and have it drive to me now i can, tech is a wonderful thing.
Emp: I'm gonna end this man's whole career
They already put something in it that counters emp
Antonio Fuentes Tesla put an anti emp?
4.24
@@swishersweets3110 no the channel... There's some Faraday cage kind of thing proposed thereby its cut off from the outside world
@@Antonio-gg5cv "hypothetically"
Finally a car I can draw
Elon Musk design philosophy: "The best part is no part."
This guy:
It is a fascinating concept. The question remains, what do you do in the absence of an external power source? One solution would be a small on board generator fueled by diesel , gas or propane that could recharge the battery when the vehicle is at rest or even serve as a range extender while under way.
800HP? That means a sledgehammer hit would do about 0.5 or 1 HP damage, interesting....
Charles Fox that’s a good amount of health for something that originally looked like a shiny lunch box
Cyber truck: I am bullet proof EMP: Hold my Electricity. . My point is in war IDK if a cyber truck is worth it. But I think they should enhance that to a Full Electric Tank
He specifically mentions an anti-EMP caging system.
4:22
EMP weapon: Hippity hoppity this cyber truck is my property.
4:22
You didn’t watch it
Faraday cage: *uno reverse card*
It’s crazy how efficient we are creating machines of war....like stupidly creative for it almost as if we have a knack for it
Normally I am not really in to cars but this video really got me interested for the future of cars.
It's a truck/thing your grammar is so bad
4:55
Me: Neato!
Him: Kinda like video game, but way more fun
Me: *Hold up*
With Elon on our side.. the US isn’t just a superpower.. it’s a fricking Mega ultra super power
With its ridiculously long wheelbase and minimal ground clearance, it will be fun to see it get stuck practically on any rough terrain. Although it does look pretty cool as a military vehicle and the boot size will be a super plus, the long-wheelbase and ground clearance is this vehicle doom. Dont get me wrong, it works fine on the roads.
That Cybertruck looks like a beast
how?!?!?!
That battery swap program changes a Tesla battery in 90 seconds, and their is a video of it that has been posted for a couple of years here somewhere. They have an empty Audi filling up while they change two car batteries so half the time it takes to fill a gas tank. Plus you never need to worry about your battery with the exchange program, ever.
Don't worry about the battery, just trade it in! It is only half of the price! The used one is better anyway!
Some EMP :
"I am about to end this man's whole career"
Most modern cars would work after an EMP either due to a computer controlled engine and brakes
But since the battery is under the car what happens when they get on a landmine...
It's called fun
Also any shrapnel will pierce the battery unless the underside and lower sides of the vehicle are protected by 8mm of steel.
This video style is amazing dude. Keep up your great quality
summoning your armoured cyber truck sounds like a blast.
someone: let's make Military electric car
EMP: hold my beer....
dam, you're right
Even Iphones have EMP shields
faraday cage:not today
EMP hardening and EMP shielding:
Nah, hold MY beer
4:22
So, the military is going to lug the fuel that would normally fill the vehicles, to crank up generators to power the truck, over a longer time than just filling the truck. Or maybe it has a Flux capacitor.
What it would do is allow you to spend less time distributing fuel to many smaller vehicles and thus reduce the complexity of logistics. On top of that, there are new types of batteries currently in the process of being commercialized which could allow for energy densities up to 3-5 times greater than current L-ion cells and charge times up to 3 times shorter, with greater inherent safety and lower cost precious metals. This would reduce duration of charge times and expand the range of electric vehicles beyond that of conventional internal combustion vehicles.
@@youtubeisapublisher6407 I understand the increase in capacity, that's what R&D is for. It also applies to the combustion internal. I like hybrids. And it doesn't have to have an ICE, it could have a mini nuclear reactor.
imagen tesla getting approved to make vehicles for the army to replace the H1
Musk has a lot of people in his pocket.
I’m pretty sure hummer makes more humvees then they actually make civilian hummers.
Maybe Tesla would try to make the tank in the future,and name”Tesla Tank”.
This video was amazingly put together and researched.
14:05 Damn, the Ontario Police Cybertruck looks awesome! Would actually like to see those disco lights up close 😏
Very well made video and very informative, thank you.
Oh btw I suscribed
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play music
That drone feature is BOSS
you would also want an emergency battery in case the main one gets damaged, to get out of the danger zone
A damaged battery is a danger zone by itself
@@moritzk3004 the vehicle would be resistive to a battery fire
@@nutzeeer thats physically and chemically impossible
If shot the battery will have enough energy to fasten the reaction up, and release some not so nice gases
@@nutzeeer or if you want a more complex answer: batteries store energy, one way of releasing energy is a fire/detonation, which means that a baterry can only be fireproof in a closed system that has no oxygen (fire only/most commonly works wit oxygen)
Aka the only thing fireproof about a battery is the battery casing, which can and will be damaged in a warzone
How long does it take to charge up? How long do the batteries last? What is the cost of replacing the batteries? What are maintenance costs?
"I'm in!"
Everyone be like, 'cool' man, until the military uses it against you!😂
It looks like those unknown Lego pieces
In my opinion every cybertruck model like a police car or a mini fire truck is cool
This could be used on battle field so less families lose their love ones-
I’m not trying to hate on this or anything but there is a few cons on electric cars being in the military like if it runs out of battery you can’t go anywhere to charge it and even if there’s a fuel truck or a battery truck that travels with a bunch of the cyber trucks it would take a while to charge the car especially if your in the middle of a ambush
What a presentation!! Subscribed 👊🏻
Heh, the tack dispenser is almost identical to the one I built on my old '65 dodge when weed was still illegal here! And hoses with machine screws through it like a spike strip too, they work well.
Great Video, I have a Cyber Truck preordered and Subscribed :)
This man is the real advertiser of tesla.
Anything with “Elon Musk” in the name is said impossible, but done possible
Hes tony stark
someone who knows that the human dream is a too powerful ability.
" Indestructible "
Also tesla cybertruck glass test: Ima end this whole mans carreer
Stop and think for a moment. That huge hunk of steel didn't go through the window. Spidered it to hell and back, but didn't penetrate. Can any other section of glass say the same to something that weight?
Hint: The answer is 'no'. Not even Lexan.
What a presentation, I'm utterly impressed. Subscribing ASAP
If he would have brought out a matte black one first, the whole world would have gone crazy. Then, he could bring out the stainless look to show what it is made of and say it is an option.
Imagine the “camo” effect of flat panel screens on all those flat surfaces!
Or put the skin of the stealth bomber on there
@@swishersweets3110 Exactly what I was thinking.
Definitely makes sense. Should be the standard of the military
4:43 Wow, not often I hear about Kongsberg I TH-cam videos. Kongsberg, Norway is my hometown.
LSC: So what you want?
me: gimme this guys setup
We need to turn that truck to fight the alien in the future
No joke when I seen the truck come out i was like this looks stupid for ppl but for war it works
If it has more legroom than a HMMWV or MRAP, count me in! :D
We have the GI Bill. Veterans deserve a Cyber truck for their service.
You put some work into this video. Great job. Might get the most views of all your videos.
Wow bro the military model looks FIRE
*Rockstar starts writing down*
*gta 6*
people: makes cyber truck as an armored car*
me: makes it goes faster*
🔥 *Beast Electric 4X4 used by Military Special Forces. They sent me one to test so got original footage, check it out*
*th-cam.com/video/7yDkWR_y0Ao/w-d-xo.html*
That thing is sick!!!
Original Song th-cam.com/video/5rNd8isv3zY/w-d-xo.html
@@Rothinnpanna it's back up now
interesting electric vehicle, cant believe it can do that like you showed in the video
Noice
Are we gonna get those wheels and tires for the cybertruck. I really hope production is close to the presentation minus the windows fail
Elon Musk did hint that out on Jay Leno when he drove it. Because Jay was surprised it's bullet proof Elon replied you want a truck that's prepared for the Apocalypse.
They want to be a leader in Apocalypse technology. He is a well known gamer, clearly trying to be Vault-Tec.
cybertruck:sup yo elon fans and elon ya’ll cool
people:wow sexy,strong and cool
6:04 single rotor, eh?? Haha yeah guess again. Can't be single rotor unless you pair it with a prop and make it a gyrocopter
Bank robbers and african warlords / arms dealers are gonna love this truck xD
pretty sure that african war lords have real fighting vehicles like t55 and bmp or at the very least have a dozen toyotas with spg s and 12.7 not some fad made out of useless sheetmetal held together with false marketing hype.
Share this that much that it reaches Elon Musk
You have the weight of the batteries, the armour and the ammunition. It will only have reasonable range with 2 out of the 3, which would you drop?
Having the turret on top is just too close to halo
Thank you for the research you have done shows your hard work behind this topic well thought out