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Re 2: The whole point of a crumple zone is that the car crumples instead of the occupants. More specifically, you want a stiff frame around the occupants creati
by rafabulsing 3y ago
Re 2: The whole point of a crumple zone is that the car crumples instead of the occupants. More specifically, you want a stiff frame around the occupants creating a safe volume of space, and anything outside that to be more malleable, so that it absorbs as much energy as possible during impact.
Re 3: heavy weight vehicles are indeed much more dangerous than lighter ones to everyone outside of them. That by itself is indeed not a new thing the Cybertruck is bringing to the table (unfortunately). But as for why heavy mass + high acceleration is a especially dangerous combination, refer to Newton's laws of motion.
- darkerside 3y agoCybertruck weighs 1000 pounds more than an F150, and has extreme levels of low end torque.