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I certainly don't. My Model X actually has crumple zones to absorb impact from any direction. The Cybertruck has a completely rigid frame, meaning any impact is
by GaryNumanVevo 3y ago
I certainly don't. My Model X actually has crumple zones to absorb impact from any direction. The Cybertruck has a completely rigid frame, meaning any impact is directly transferred to the passengers. The only thing that's walking away from an accident with a Cybertruck is the Cybertruck.
- grecy 3y agoCertainly that is how it seems. I'm not an expert though, so I'll leave it to them and wait for the official test results.
- diebeforei485 3y ago> meaning any impact is directly transferred to the passengers I'm not sure this follows. There are some clips showing impact from a front collision being transferred to the rear wheel steering axle. I want to see standardized crash tests like NHTSA and IIHS. I wouldn't be surprised if your Model X performs better, but what I would want to know is how the cybertruck compares to other trucks.