Tesla Cybertruck Floats According to Elon Musk

Sarah Lee-Jones
4 years ago

Want another reason to buy Tesla’s Cybertruck? It floats, according to CEO Elon Musk.

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What asked on Sunday evening, “What happens if someone is stuck in it as it submerges in water? Can’t roll down the windows and can’t break the glass,” Musk replied, “it floats”.

A floating Cybertruck? Now that’s just badass (Johnny Lawrence would approve). Cybertruck will have armoured glass and bulletproof stainless steel, called “super cool” by Musk.

The Cybertruck was first unveiled back in the fall of 2019. Tesla’s Cybertruck is expected to start production in 2021 at Gigafactory Austin.

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Musk has still yet to reveal the final details of Cybertruck, so we’ll have to stay tuned to see what other details the company will reveal.

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