Youtuber JerryRigEverything tested the Tesla Cybertruck against different caliber bullets a.22, a .17, a few 9mm, and of course a 223 and .50 cal round.
He also tested the towing range in cold weather pulling the maximum 11000 pound load.
Scroll down for the results or watch the videos:
The Cybertruck resisted .22 and 9mm bullets.
The Cybertruck got 90 miles of range towing 11000 miles in cold weather.
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It’s not a tank but that’s still not bad…with a regular car, a 9mm to the door will leave an exit hole on the other side of the car.
I passed that fugly truck on the road and laughed.
Now do it with ballistics gel inside and watch the spalling.
Wish I had that kind of money.
WTH is with these morons who re treating the cyber truck like it is tank. It is truck TRUCK! Even 2 1/ ton military trucks re not impervious to bullets.
ALL this is going to do is encourage punks with guns to shoot t it.
And thats how Mitch McConnell’s sister-in-law died. 🙁 Its really not a good feature.
11000 pounds.