Here's Why Tesla's Cybertruck is the Deadliest Vehicle Ever Made

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Stainless steel looks great on a refrigerator door, until you get a dent in it. Then suddenly, it seems that all you see is that stupid dent.

I saw my first Cybertruck a few days ago, as it passed me on the freeway, near Grapevine, Texas. It had all the beauty and grace of a stainless steel trash dumpster.

3 ton battering ram where the accelerator can accidentally get stuck. What can go wrong?

The stainless body is not good for cars because if you get in an accident, the stainless panels will not crumple, which is needed so the panels will remove some of the energy instead of you taking the brunt of the accident force. Also, the "jaws of life" can't cut through stainless metal, so the emergency crew would not be able to get you out of the car, and every second is important is you were bleeding.

The big advantage of stainless steel is that you need it for mounting a flux capacitor.

The CyberTruck looks like it should be in a 80’s movie, Total Recall!

We dug our own grave with the cybertruck....most accurate EM statement ever

I hope this truck never hits a person in an accident

Charging stations during the “apocalypse “! 😂

My Grandfather worked for Alleghany Ludlum steel for 35 years. Thanks for the history lesson.

One thing you didn't mention about the truck is that it is going to take more energy to move it, whether it be electric or gas. The more weight, the harder the engine has to work, and more fuel is burned.

I read a comment about the front bumper of the cybertruck essentially being a giant leaf spring because of how it is fitted. It is under constant load and if it were to "spring" loose it could cause catastrophic damage. Let alone the noted fact that the untrimmed edges are all like potential knives to cut off your apendages on the doors and bed.

As someone who has worked with 304 sst in sheet metal for 20yrs, Stainless steel is very tuff to work with. It's dense, heavy and especially sharp compared to mild steel and Aluminium.

It would make even more sense to build a cyber truck out of carbon fiber due to the recent advances in shaping panels.

Now there are multiple owners saying they have seen rust on body panels of their Cybertrucks. Apparently the grade of steel is not the same as household appliances, but something lower. There are videos on YT showing the rust.

I saw my first cyber truck parked in a parking lot a few days ago. I thought how ugly it was and honestly I thought it was home built, like a school project or something 😂

That's why there are no compound curves in the stainless steel parts of the truck. While the added strength and mass will make the trucks safer, the lack of deformation in an accident will transfer the energy to the interior and occupants. It will be interesting to see how it does in the insurance institute crash safety tests.

The Cybertruck is the ugliest vehicle I have ever seen.

The Cybertruck reminds me of the vehicle from a 70's sci-fi, Saturday morning show called Ark II.