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Genre: Howto & Style
Date of upload: Dec 3, 2023 ^^
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I'm curious about crash tests. I heard the designers say they removed internal structure because the exterior provided so much rigidity.. but there is a reason cars have stopped doing that: crumple zones and on the crash test I've seen it doesn't look like the front crumples properly in a direct frontal collision.
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The stainless steel being able to not shatter when dipped in liquid nitrogen has no bearings on any real use case. But the metal shell does raise questions when it comes to crash safety. It may be completely safe for the people in the truck but what about in a pedestrian/bicycle/motorcycle collision? It seems likely to cause more damage in those cases.
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6:32 He said it, he said the thing!
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4:35 bro did not answer the question
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Ok coming from a gas truck owner, that uses it for daily driving, work (hauling a tractor, excavator, equipment, etc), and for play (camping and off-road adventures, there is no electric truck that is "miles ahead" in any category. My truck can haul my equipment for 300+miles, refill in 10 minutes, drop off the trailer, carry 2 5gallon cans for an extra 200 miles of range off-road, and then come home and take me to get dinner, all that for spending 20 minutes at a gas station. And then I can do it all over again without a 8-12 hour recharge. These trucks are fine for daily drivers and trips to home Depot for some bags of dirt. Not a thing wrong with that. But hauling 10k pounds one way to a job and being out of range and not able to get home, is out of the question. But, even with the daily commuter, there are times when I'm out and drive over the range of an electric truck, and I'd be stuck. So no, they are not miles ahead, they are electric cars shaped like trucks. It's a different category.
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One thing about stainless, it can rust, especially when exposed to regular steels. Stainless has an outside layer similar to aluminum oxide that's the "Stainless" part. a good scratch can contaminate stainless and then you have a nucleation site for rust to form. As one of my field service techs tell me, it's stainLESS, not stain won't.
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@iRaphahell
7 months ago
I am wondering if the Cybertruck will pass EU Regulations for Pedestrian Safety, it doesn't have the plastic bumpers and if someone is being hit by it, it's gonna be pretty bad.
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